Today: September 20, 2024
USAID and Prosper Africa have joined forces with the National Alliance for Black Business to strengthen trade ties between the United States and Africa by connecting Black entrepreneurs across the Pan-African diaspora. Representing the former parties, USAID Counselor Clinton White signed the…
U.S. Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, a staunch advocate for racial justice and human rights, passed away at 74 after nearly three decades of service in Congress.…
Quintin Dorsey, a Black anime writer, is making waves in the animation industry with his ambitious project, “Knight of Abyss.” Dorsey is pioneering a new approach to anime creation by utilizing equity crowdfunding, allowing fans to become owners of the intellectual property.…
Remembering Alhaji Alieu Dausy Wurie and Haja Isatu Wurie, who were pillars in their local African immigrant & Diaspora community.…
Adedayo Fashanu discusses leading and managing a media company focused on enhancing the inclusion of multicultural and diverse communities with innovative, human-centric approaches.…
TANTV is thrilled to announce that we have been selected to participate in the 6th cohort of the Towson University StarTUp Accelerator! Out of a record number of applicants, TANTV was selected as one of 15 innovative small businesses and ventures for…
Pres. Ruto of Kenya historic four-day state visit to the United States holds significant importance for strengthening bilateral ties, addressing critical regional issues.…
Legendary musician Stevie Wonder made a return visit to Ghana, marking a significant moment in his long-standing relationship with Ghana…
The Center for Community Media (CCM) at the Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism at CUNY selected TANTV as part of its inaugural cohort of Fundraising for Community Media, the first such program exclusively dedicated to building fundraising strategies in AAPI, Black,…
From Instagram to TikTok, black women have taken center stage, flaunting their stunning looks with vibrant wigs of different textures from wavy curls to sleek straight hair. But, why can’t they just use their natural hair? Are black women not proud of…
