By Kitty J. Pope
One of the top two most visited countries in Africa, South Africa is a beautiful, radiant country that has something for everyone. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Africa
Celebrate Mother’s Day At Our Mother Africa SouSou! A Continent Of Cultures Family Program
A continent, not a country! Africa is the literal “mother” of all modern-day human beings, and through its gifts to the world in culture, history, and science. Continue Reading →
CBC On Trump’s Attack On Low-Income, Immigrants Of Color From Harlem To Hollywood
Today, the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) in Washington D.C., criticized the Trump Administration’s latest attack on low-income, immigrants of color. Continue Reading →
Africa: A Zimbabwe National A National Venture Capital Fund, Industry And Youth Entrepreneurship
By Prof Mthuli Ncube
Zimbabwe is on the brink of a new era of innovation and economic activity. Our government’s greatest task will be to promote small and medium-sized enterprises and to unlock the creativity and productivity of the population. Continue Reading →
Retired Harlem Doctor Recalls Barbara Bush’s Visit To AIDS Unit At Harlem hospital
Fox NY reports that Dr. Margaret Heagarty, 83, spoke glowingly about former First Lady Barbara Bush (left). Continue Reading →
Lega Hat Basket With Buttons Bwami Society Africa
Lega hats reveal status among the Bwami secret society which governs most of Lega life. Animals are important in Bwami symbolism, and elephant, pangolin, and hornbill all represent different levels of Bwami. Continue Reading →
Fania All Stars “Live In Africa” Featuring Celia Cruz Film At Museum Of The City Of NY
In 1974, during the heyday of New York City’s salsa explosion, the Fania All-Stars, a group that brought together several of the Fania record label’s most popular artists, were invited to perform in front of 80,000 people at a stadium in Zaire, Africa. Continue Reading →
A Rare Ekonda Hand Woven African Botolo Hat
We saw this amazingly rare ancestral hat from the Congo, Africa on Amazon, and we had to post it, here’s the description of the piece below: Continue Reading →
Harlem “Nonprofit Lied To Us About Our Daughter’s Death On Trip,” Say Suit
The NY Post reports that the nonprofit run by a city school teacher failed to immediately tell a Bronx family their teen had drowned on an “academic enrichment” trip to Africa, according to a lawsuit. Continue Reading →