Today: September 20, 2024
Twenty years after genocide began in the region, recent conflict and targeted violence have forced over 5 million people to flee their homes across Sudan in just five months.…
WME has acquired the rights to represent the Estate of Fela Kuti under its Legends Division; poised to oversee all aspects related to Kuti's legacy, including his name, image, and likeness. This management will also encompass life rights, intellectual property, music, and…
Written by Ebenezar Wikina The International Community commemorated Mental Health Day on October 10 to highlight the importance of mental wellness to general well-being. This year’s theme, “Mental health is a universal human right”, was designed to improve knowledge, raise awareness, and…
All Amammere ne Amannee products are hand-crafted and formulated with extreme care. The ingredients utilized are all plant-based materials such as Shea Butter, Mango Butter, Avocado Butter, Cocoa, Essential Oils, Herbs, and Flowers. These ingredients can all be found on the African…
If there’s one thing you should know about Howard University or HBCUs in general, is that Homecoming is a major event. This event continues to serve as a rite of passage for the unity of the Black community. Within the Black community,…
Last week the Ghana Tourism Authority launched the Ghana Week D.C. initiative, an annual celebration of Ghanaian culture, business, and innovation. Several events were scheduled throughout the week including tourism forums, vendor popups, panel discussions, and even a friendly soccer game between…
Maryland's Prince George's County Economic Development Corporation Expands Economic Horizon in Kenya Trade Mission…
In the face of the ever-increasing fight for racial equity and civil rights, Reverend Al Sharpton delivers a reminder of the enduring significance of civil rights, heritage, and unity among African Americans and other marginalized communities. Through his eloquent words, he implores…
This year’s Ascend Capital Accelerator Next Cohort will accelerate and support 15 entrepreneurs of color to navigate and build resilient businesses in an ever-changing marketplace across the Greater Washington, D.C. region.…
The first documented voice on tape dates back to the 1860s; taken by Parisian Librarian, Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville, on a phonautograph the recording consists of a woman singing Clair de le Lun. From there, voice on tap evolved from a single…
