
Month: February 2020


Meet Felukah, the Harlemite Egyptian queen of hip-hop

IHS Hires JPMorgan, Citi for Record African IPO in U.S.

Mandela Washington Fellowship returns to University of Georgia in summer 2020

Clear Lake resident starts University of Houston-Clear Lake’s first African Student Association

Canada: New visa pilot aims to reduce processing time for Nigerian students

Trump’s travel ban ignores the Nigerian success story

Sudanese gang prevention specialist works to inspire Omaha youths

A look at the Ghanaian firm that saved a failing bank in the U.S. with $9 million

‘Taste of Africa’ slated for Rusk library

Power Africa summit to welcome 370 investors and stakeholders in Miami

Stanton Shares Somali Refugee’s Story In Supporting ‘No Ban Act’

Meet Clement Kigugu, the Rwandan who is helping refugees settle in Concord, New Hampshire.

ROY BOATENG: Meet Ghana’s Hidden Jewel Being Tracked By The United States

The diary of an African immigrant

Trump’s xenophobic travel ban punishes Americans above all

Geography Professor Donates Books In Home Country Of Ghana

Buffalo Museum of Science exhibits ancient Egyptian artifacts

A Nigerian football player’s journey to U.S. citizenship

Ghana Music Awards USA Opens Ticket Sales From February 14

Nigerian Immigrant Eloquently Explains Why He’s the ‘Real American’ After Breaking MAGA UFC Fighter’s Jaw

Life in New York and the year ahead: 10 questions with Zozibini Tunzi, South African Miss Universe

Donald Trump US visa travel ban repeal bill advances

Kenyan-born actor, Raymond Watanga, makes moves in Hollywood

Basketball Africa League reveals teams; Hennessy activates NBA partnership

Africans in the Bronx Find Family on the Soccer Field

Austin’s basketball rebirth: Sudanese have given, received so much

AFRICAN STUDENT UNION PANEL TAKES ON QUESTION: HOW BLACK IS BLACK ENOUGH?

How Ghana became the hottest destination for African-American travelers

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