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Marcus Garvey issued posthumous pardon after 101 years
Jamaican-born Black nationalist and pan-Africanist, Marcus Mosiah Garvey has been issued a posthumous pardon more than 101 years after his…
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Nigeria joins BRICS as a partner country
The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced its acceptance of joining BRICS as a partner country, marking a step in…
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Trump cancels African Diaspora Council, what’s next for Africa?
President Donald Trump, who was recently inaugurated, has issued a number of executive orders to cancel many policies of former…
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Leading African Women in Food Fellowship opens 2025 nominations
Leading African Women in Food Fellowship (LAWFF) has opened its 2025 nominations to spotlight Africa’s game-changing women in food and…
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Pompigne-Mognard listed in 100 Most Influential Africans 2024
Franco-Gabonese Nicolas Pompigne-Mognard, founder and chairman of APO Group, a premier award-winning Pan-African communications consultancy, has been named among the…
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Burkina Faso bans ‘colonial-style’ wigs in courts
Burkina Faso’s leader, Ibrahim Traoré, has prohibited judges from wearing wigs reminiscent of British and French colonial styles, marking a…
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H.E. Alima Mahama thanks Ghanaians in US for duty tour support
Her Excellency Hajia Alima Mahama, the departing Ambassador of Ghana to the United States (U.S.), expressed gratitude in January 2025…
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Chad ends military ties with France
The withdrawal of French armed forces is ongoing at the Chadian military base in Abéché. Chad has ended its military…
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22 Nigerian words added to Oxford English Dictionary
The Oxford English Dictionary (OED) has added 22 new Nigerian words to its diction, giving the global community an opportunity to learn…
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Grammy-winning Mojo Morgan announces new single, ‘Make It’
Grammy winnning Jamaican artist, Mojo Morgan from reggae group, Morgan Heritage, has announced his highly anticipated single ‘Make It’. With…
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