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Kenyans Unite for ‘Special’ Madaraka Day Celebration
In the words of Marcus Mosiah Garvey, Jr., “a people without the knowledge of their past history, origin and culture is like a tree without roots”; it would be sad for Kenyans to forget...
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US Congress Urges Treasury Secretary Mnuchin to Sanction South Sudanese Warlords
Earlier this month, a group of bipartisan members of the U.S. Congress came together to request the Secretary of Treasury Steven Mnuchin to impose sanctions on known South Sudanese warlords. In a letter...
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Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo Trolled for Accusing Black Feminist Festival Organizers of Racism
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo has found herself under fire from social media users after she recently blasted organizers of a black feminist festival, accusing them of racism. The Nyansapo Festival, which is...
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American Doctor Working in Sudan Wins 2017 Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity
An American doctor who is the only medic left to take care of at least 750,000 patients in Sudan’s war-torn Nuba Mountains has won this year’s Aurora Prize for Awakening Humanity for his outstanding...
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Italy Funds Agricultural Project in Senegal To Avert Illegal Migration
Italy, through the Italian Development Cooperation, is funding an agricultural project in northern Senegal to help reduce the high rate of illegal migration in the country. The project, Haddi Yahde, is...
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Trial of South Sudanese Soldiers Accused of Rape, Murder Begins
Thirteen South Sudanese soldiers accused of raping five foreign aid workers and killing their local colleague on July 11, 2016, in Juba were arraigned in a military court Tuesday to answer to the charges....
