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“Data obtained from the International Agency for research on Cancer shows that compared to Developed countries African...
Accountability; Intent alone is not enough. We must endeavor to do in order to succeed. Wednesday found me...
As has been demonstrated by the story of “Le Mozart Noir” or “the black Mozart,” the arts...
New Media, New You “No man may make another free.” These profound words were spoken by writer and...
Since the plight of those suffering due to the recent drought in the Horn of Africa has...
On October 24th, 1964 the southern African country of Zambia gained its independence from the United Kingdom....
We witnessed the power of sports in the West Indies when cricket was used as a vehicle...
1 Corinthians 13:11; When I was a child, I spake as a child, I felt as a...
In 2008 I traveled to the Sudan, prior to the country’s split when what was the largest country...
When Somalia is mentioned, many of us automatically conjure up images of malnourished or starving children, internal...
I recently came across an “investigative” BBC report about the issue of child sacrifice by ‘witch doctors’...
The other day I was writing away in my notebook when a friend stopped to ask what...
While many of us throughout the African Diaspora have never been to the “Motherland,” we often feel...
Reconciling consumerism A week ago today i sat typing on my mac book while simultaneously scrolling through the...
International pop Barbadian born superstar Rihanna was recently bestowed the coveted title of “the sexiest woman alive”...
Most of the dialogue about breast cancer surrounds women and on the rare occasions men are mentioned,...
Web sensation Issa Rae is a woman on mission: the twenty-seven year old Senegalese-American wants to change...
His feet pond the trash littered streets. His breath, turned a ghostly white by the cold South...
