Focus on African Coverage— World Press Freedom Day
To celebrate the 23rd World Press Freedom Day, 'CCA will co-host a community discussion May 8 from 5-7 p.m. about the important role of...
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...
Derrick Hudson: African nations not eager to take sides on Crimean crisis
The recent Russian annexation of Crimea is a hot-button international issue that pits the West against Russia and has brought back memo...
Gays in Uganda Under Threat of Prosecution
Recent news of Uganda’s bold and controversial move to sign into law various new anti-gay legislation, which will make life even harder...
Captain Phillips, Lost Boys Highlight ‘Danger of a Single African Story’
It is becoming apparent that Nigerian writer Chimamanda Ngozie Adichie is a hero, if not a literary star, among today’s generation of y...
Horse Racing in Cameroon Could Unlock Income for Businesses
The three northern regions of Cameroon, a country in sub-Saharan Africa, are characterized by savannah vegetation and landscape. These ...
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...
Remembering BBC’s Komla Dumor: Ghanaian Journalist Par Excellence
I was in the middle of my routine research work on the ways U.S. local and the international media portray Africa in the news when I fo...
Mandela’s Leadership Helped South Africa: Ajume Wingo
The death of Mandela is not to be regretted and mourned, but to be consecrated and celebrated.
There is another proverb from my home o...
Mandela Gave Up Power When It Could Have Corrupted Him
There is a saying from my home of Nso (in the North West Region of Cameroon) that what is regrettable is death in life, not clinical de...