24
Apr
How Best Can Local U.S. Media Inform Us about Africa?
Emerging African News—How best can local U.S. Media inform us about Africa?
Aurora, Colo.--May 8, 5-7 p.m. The Forum, Community Colle...
Yearly Archives: 2014
12
Apr
Derrick Hudson: African nations not eager to take sides on Crimean crisis
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George Bamu
The recent Russian annexation of Crimea is a hot-button international issue that pits the West against Russia and has brought back memo...
12
Apr
An Egyptian Teaching Arabic in America
I came to the United States through the Teachers of Critical Languages Program (TCLP). TCLP is sponsored by the Bureau of Educational a...
30
Mar
Africa Rising — Japan Battles China in Africa
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By
Today I want to provide some up-to-date information--if you are not already aware--as it relates to trade and diplomacy between China, ...
20
Mar
Cultural Survival on Ethiopia
Cultural Survival reports progress in its Ethiopian campaign. The US government agrees that no US funds can be used to support forced ...
08
Mar
Gays in Uganda Under Threat of Prosecution
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By
Muthi Nhlema
Recent news of Uganda’s bold and controversial move to sign into law various new anti-gay legislation, which will make life even harder...
01
Mar
Captain Phillips, Lost Boys Highlight ‘Danger of a Single African Story’
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It is becoming apparent that Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie is a hero, if not a literary star, among today’s generation of y...
02
Feb
Horse Racing in Cameroon Could Unlock Income for Businesses
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By
Ali Pechu
The three northern regions of Cameroon, a country in sub-Saharan Africa, are characterized by savannah vegetation and landscape. These ...
31
Jan
Agriculture Cooperatives offer Enormous Promise in Africa
Africa Agenda is excited to be the fiscal sponsor of the recently launched international development organization, Africa Development P...
29
Jan
For Americans and Africans in the Diaspora
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I will remember the many Africans in the diaspora that I met on my recent trip to America. I listened to their stories of struggles, no...