WHAT MUST WE DO ABOUT THIS LINGERING REPARATION SITUATION?

Communiqué commun du MIR, du Comité 10, COFFAD et du MNH concernant les actions juridiques relatives aux réparations des crimes que sont la traite négrière et la mise en esclavage d'africains

CP Appel collectif réparations Février 2022 à publier.docx[3182].pdf

Veuillez trouver ci-joint le communiqué de presse commun du MIR, du Comité 10, COFFAD et  du MNH concernant les actions juridiques relatives aux réparations des crimes que sont la

Communiqué du MIR, du CIPN, du CNR et du Comité 10 mai suite aux 2 arrêts de la Cour d'appel de Fort-de-France

Le communiqué du MIR, du CIPN, du CNR, du COMITE 10 MAI et de leurs avocats suite aux arrêts de la Cour d'appel de Fort-de-France concernant l'exigence de réparations et le devoir de la traite négrière et de l'esclavage.

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Black & Abroad launches data-driven follow-up to its celebrated "Go Back To Africa" campaign

Two years after its provocative and acclaimed pan-Africa tourism campaign "Go Back To Africa," travel brand Black & Abroad has launched a powerful, data-driven domestic travel platform: "The Black Elevation Map".

Residing at BlackElevationMap.com, t

‘Foundational Black Americans’ Question African Immigrants Over Alleged Neglect

Foundational Black Americans, #SecureTheTribe, Twitter, Immigrants.

By Sophia Nwachukwu 

A 12-hour-long Twitter space brought the black community to a standstill yesterday when the topic was raised, “How Does Immigration Benefit Black Americans?”

Th

Dr. Cheryl Grills Appointed to National Reparations Commission

Dr. Ron Daniels, Convener of the National African American Reparations Commission (NAARC), announced today that Dr. Cheryl Grills, Professor of Psychology at Loyola Marymount University, former national President of The Association of Black Psycholo

YOUNG MOSIAH - Honoring Garvey. Black youth voices from Azania.

AfricanAncestry(dot)com Becomes A Path To Sierra Leone Citizenship For Black People Whose Roots Trace To The West African Country

Landmark Partnership Launched with 59 African Ancestry Customers Conferred in Freetown on April 29

AfricanAncestry.com, the Black-owned pioneers of genetic ancestry tracing for people of African descent, today announced an unprecedented partnership w

The Republic of Nigeria's Citizens Commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the passing of Nigeria's First President, His Excellency Nnamdi Benjamin Azikewe

The Marcus Garvey Institute (MGI) of Nigeria headed by President Michael Joseph Harry, is holding its first commemoration for the passing of Nigeria's first President, His Excellency Nnamdi Benjamin Azikewe (b.16 November 1904, d. May 11, 1996). Enco

Repatriation and reparation against colonialism and slavery ~ Robert ‘Prophet Greg’ Mogg

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Chieftaincy Forum Africa Call For Critical Look Into Corruption Engulfing Chieftaincy

Chieftaincy Forum Africa is calling for close attention to be given to the National House of Chiefs’ election as the group raises red flags concerning corruption entangling some chiefs.

[By Eric Nana Yaw Kwafo] According to the group, gone are the

Pan Africanism And African Writers Today: A Critical Appraisal

[By Michael Akenoo] By definition, the term Pan Africanism in the context of literature refers to the projection of the African cultural ideal by African writers in their works of poetry, drama and fiction (prose).

This model or pattern of writing u

Ghana's “Beyond The Return” agenda geared towards attracting the “best pool of talents” from people of African descent in the diaspora to develop Ghana

The Senior Minister, Yaw Osafo-Maafo has called on the steering committee of  the “Beyond the return” agenda to put in place programmes geared towards attracting the “best pool of talents” from people of African descent in the diaspora.

According to h

Ethiopian & African-American Researchers Reveal "The Greatest Historical Cover-Up of the Ages:" The Omission of The Ancient History of KUSH from Genesis 2:13 due to Historical Bias & Scholastic Racism

Today is Ethiopian New Year known as "Enkutatash" which is celebrated at the end of the rainy season, followed by Spring symbolizing eternal life and resurrection, as beautiful flowers began blooming through the land.  This day was chosen, by investi

The Government of Honduras announced that a specialized operational team is working on the case of the illegal deprivation of liberty of the 4 citizens members of the Garifuna community

Government of Honduras assures it will reach the last consequences to clarify the abduction of Garifuna leaders.

The Government of Honduras, through its security, defense and human rights bodies, in close coordination with the Public Ministry, an in

Union County NJ Votes to Memorialize the Centennial Anniversary of the Red, Black and Green Flag while Honoring the #BlackLivesMatter Movement

Shortly after last night’s virtual vote to memorialize the centennial anniversary of the Red, Black & Green flag by Union County Freeholders, Freeholder Angela Garretson supported a project to paint #BlackLivesMatter on Liberty Avenue in Hillside aft

Ghana President Nana Akufo Addo commemorates 100 Anniversary of the UNIA's 1920 Convention - Marcus Garvey and Pan Africanism

Ghana President Nana Akufo Addo speaks on colonialism, Marcus Garvey and the Black Star Line, also mentioned Peter Tosh, Jamaican Reggae artiste. Jamaicans have always stood up firmly against oppression, colonialism and racism, even throughout our f

“Honoring Black Resistance in August: Pursuing Liberation thru Love and Struggle” - Dr. Maulana Karenga

Dr. Maulana Karenga

Ghana: Supreme Court to Rule On Controversial Ghana-U.S. Military Agreement May 5

The Supreme Court will on May 5, 2020, deliver judgement in a suit challenging Ghana's military cooperation agreement with the United States of America (USA).

America’s Disdain for Black Lives Extends to Africa

Increased militarization on the continent under Trump is part of a long history of institutionalized racism in U.S. foreign policy.

Since the police killing of George Floyd on May 25, several U.S. embassies in Africa have issued statements seeking t