Photographs by Seitu Oronde
On Friday, July 9th, 2021, Seitu was at the great Go Africa Carnival – Fun & Celebration For Africa And Global Communities in “Little Africa” on 116th Street in Harlem. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Africa
Home Is Where Music Is At The Africa Center In It’s Home In Harlem
On Africa Day, Africa Center launched our Home Is… series with conversations about the places Africa Center finds and the ways in which Africa Center has made homes throughout the African Diaspora. Continue Reading →
All Roads Lead To Africa Starts The Journey With Harlem’s Etu Evans And Others
All Roads Lead To Africa (ARLTA) an organization created to establish business opportunities fostering collaboration between best in class American and African creatives. Continue Reading →
R&B Star Akon’s New $6 Billion Smart City Offers Second Home For The African Diaspora
Akon may not be lonely for much longer. Continue Reading →
Harlem Actress/Model Maryam Basir Stars In BET Movie “Holiday Heartbreak” And More (Video)
BET’s “Holiday Heartbreak,” a delightful romantic comedy starring Harlem resident, actress-model Maryam Basir, premiered on Wednesday, December 16, 2020, at 6 pm EST. Continue Reading →
Amref Health Africa ArtBall, Benefit Auction 2020 With Harlem’s Atim Annette Oton
Amref Health Africa ArtBall is a premier contemporary African, Pan-African, and Black art auction to benefit Amref Health Africa’s COVID-19 mitigation work.
E. Harlem’s CCCADI Appointments Manuela Arciniegas As New Board Member
The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) is pleased to announce the appointment of Manuela Arciniegas, to its Board of Directors. Continue Reading →
African Airlines Look To Each Other For Rescue
Ethiopian Airlines Group is prepared to come to the rescue of stricken carriers around Africa, even as the continent’s biggest airline deals with its own mounting losses and grounded planes due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Continue Reading →
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