HAITI: SPEECH BY FORMER PRESIDENT JEAN-BERTRAND ARISTIDE SEPT 30, 2015

SPEECH BY FORMER PRESIDENT JEAN-BERTRAND ARISTIDE SEPT 30, 2015

Surrounded by thousands of supporters, including many who had walked miles to be there, former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide spoke outside his home on September 30th to mark the 24t

Compulsory African languages at universities may cause more harm than good

The status of languages is a political hot potato on South Africa’s university campuses.

The country’s minister of higher education and training believes that all university graduates in South Africa should have learned at least one African language

Ghana marks Founder’s Day - the birthday of the Ghana’s founder & First President, Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah

Fly the Flag and Fight for the Exoneration of Marcus Garvey‏

Aug. 13, 2015 Marks 95 Years of Red, Black and Green - Mhotep plans to make 8/13/15 Reddest, Blackest & Greenest day ever

The colors Red, Black and Green are approaching 100 years since being designated the symbol of all people of African ancestry. The Mhotep Corporation encourages celebration of the 95th year of RBG. (#RBG95) Washington, DC, July 07, 2015 --(PR.com) The

CARICOM Member States Urged to Boycott Dominican Republic Products

10 Anti-Development African Attitudes - The Enemy Within

The Dominican Republic’s “Ethnic Purging”

HAVANA TIMES- The Dominican Republic is set to begin what some are calling “ethnic purging,” placing the fate of hundreds of thousands of Dominicans of Haitian descent into limbo. Half a million legally stateless people could be sent to Haiti this w

Diaspora Community Online African Business Platform Launches Worldwide

DiasporaConnex.com is proud to provide African businesses a unique opportunity to connect with a new and wider target audience of over 26.5 million Africans living in diaspora. This platform offers an avenue to reach the African diaspora community, q

Reflecting on the elevation His Holiness Archbishop Berhaneyesus Demerew Souraphiel of Ethiopia to the position of Cardinal

On 12 Jan 2015 03:45, Mulugeta Haile wrote:

 

I, Mulugeta Haile, offer my warm wishes to you, Your Holiness Archbishop Berhaneyesus Demerew Souraphiel, as you ascend to the position of cardinal to receive the red biretta this coming February 14th in

The 20th Anniversary of the Haiti Support Project - Toward a Pilgrimage to Enhance Bonds of Unity and Development

A New Cuban Bulletin on Afro-Cuban Issues

Regina Cano: I have lived my entire life in Havana, Cuba – the island from which I’ve still never left, and which I love. I was born on September 9, and my parents chose my name out of superstition, but my mother raised me outside the religion profe

​​​​​​​Afrocentricity International Condemns the Killing of Fellow Africans in South Africa

The month of April in South Africa is the period during which indigenous Africans are reminded of having exercised their birth right of voting for the first time in the land of their ancestors. This exercise took place in 1994, culminating in the ele

United Liberation Movement for West Papua Statement with regard to the Sixtieth Anniversary of the Bandung Conference

ULMWP Statement with regard to the Sixtieth Anniversary of the Bandung Conference

Sixty years ago, the Bandung conference of Asian and African governments opened. The conference issued a stirring denunciation of "colonialism in all its manifestations

PARCOE: On Matters Of Integrity, Ethics And Representation Within The International Social Movement For Afrikan Reparations

This is PARCOE’s initial response to the open letter from Dr Barryl Biekman representing the Landelijk Platform Slavernijverleden to Dr Nathaniel Coleman in his capacity of being a member of the recently established European Reparations Commission. h

Dr. Ron Daniels: Seizing the Moment to Galvanize the U.S. and Global Reparations Movement‏

“We need Africa-centred innovations systems” – Prof Mammo Muchie

The Right to Nationality in Africa

Having a nationality is something most people take for granted – but to those who do not have one, this lack often sentences them to a life of discrimination, frustration and despair. This problem is much more wide-spread than many might think:

Towards the 8th Pan African Congress, Accra, Ghana

TOWARD THE 8TH PAN AFRICAN CONGRESS, ACCRA, GHANA

Introduction

The Local Organising Committee of the 8th Pan African Congress, Accra, Ghana
wishes to inform the global Pan African World that the 8th PAC will be held in
Accra, 4 – 7 March, 2015 at t

Afrocentricity International Condemns The Inauguration Of A Monument Celebrating The Arrival Of The First French Colonists In Guadeloupe

* Afrocentricity International Comdamne L’inauguration D’une Stele Celebrant L’arrivée Des Premiers Colons Francais En Guadeloupe

Afrocentricity International was appalled to learn that a group of békés, that is, descendants of the French colonists w