Ezili Danto: How big business fuels Haitian-Dominican Tensions

A call for Caribbean Governments to Intervene in Defense of Our African American Brothers and Sisters

Disband the African Union

African leaders should admit that a caricature of the European Union can’t possibly work for Africa.

BY GEORGE B.N. AYITTEY| Britain’s vote to ditch the European Union offers the chance of a new beginning — not just for the EU, and the U.K., but for

Ghana begins issuance of visas to Africans on arrival to mark Republic Day

Ghana yesterday opened its doors to nationals of other African countries when the country’s visa-on-arrival policy came into effect.

The policy allows citizens of African Union (AU) member states to enter Ghana and obtain visas on arrival, with t

900 guests gathered in Washington, DC to celebrate African unity - African Year of Human Rights with Emphasis on the Rights of Women

Obama’s Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI) 2015 Mandela Washington Fellows Convene in South Africa, June 9th

Emancipation Support Committee launches Pan African Festival

Community Development, Culture and the Arts Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly has made it clear that slavery has never defined the people of T&T. 

Speaking at the Emancipation Support Committee’s (ESC) launch of the Pan African Festival and Commemoration

Haiti will officially become a full member of the African Union in June. And, Èzili Dantò comments

New York Times editorial board calls for Georgetown University to pay reparations to the descendants of slaves

[By Abby Jackson] The New York Times editorial board published a blunt condemnation of the role that slavery played in the formation of Georgetown University.

In the editorial, published in Saturday's edition, the board said Georgetown has a moral i

The Case for Universities Paying Reparations to Descendants of Slavery

By SHAFAQ HASAN | Around the country, we have been seeing cities, museums, college campuses, and other institutions consider the consequences of their histories with racism in a present-day, politically correct country wrought with racial tensions. F

Join the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party in DC and Jackson for African Liberation Day or Black Power 50 Conference

N'COBRA's Position Paper on the Preliminary Report of UNHRC Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent

Did the Revolution End Racial Discrimination in Cuba?

By Yusimi Rodriguez ~

Norberto Mesa

 HAVANA TIMES  — The United Nations designated March 21 as the International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. This year, Cuba’s official media, tasked with covering (and criticizing) US President

Obama - ‘African America son’, US foreign policy and Africa

‘African America son’, US foreign policy and Africa

Ghana’s New Visa Plan, Pan-Africanism And African Unity Rhetoric By Paul Ejime

[BY PAUL EJIME] President John Dramani Mahama in a State of the Nation address to mark Ghana’s 59th independence anniversary on 6th March 2016 made two important pronouncements with foreign relations implications. The first was his government’s plan

TGI DE PARIS LE 29 MARS 2016 PROCES DES JUGES DE LA COUR DE CASSATION

Le MIR Guadeloupe, se porte partie civile dans la procédure initiée par le MIR Martinique et le Mouvement pour une Nouvelle Humanité (MNH), à l’encontre de 7 juges de la Cour française de cassation. Ils sont en effet cités à comparaître le mardi 29

Report to the Provisional Government of the Republic of New Afrika

• March 19, 2016 Report, K. X A. Rashid, 03/24/2016

The Brazilians are finally withdrawing from Haiti

United States Sanctions Aimed at Starving Zimbabwe into Submission

Help Us Fight for Independence – West Papua Calls on Ghana

Benny Wenda met former President of Ghana John Kufuor – Supplied

Jayapura, Jubi – The people of West Papua are sending desperate calls on government officials and leaders of Ghana to assist them in their bid to join the United Nations.

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