Let Us Create An African Renaissance Sooner Than Later
BY TONY KWAME ANSAH, JR. The African diaspora may not realize it, but they are in a great position to collaborate and contribute to the motherland of Africa. With the … Read More
Category: North America
An African profile: Tony Kwame Ansah, Jr., son of Ghanaian immigrants
BY TONY KWAME ANSAH, JR. Tony Kwame Ansah, Jr. was born thirty-eight years ago in the United States of Ghanaian parents who migrated here decades ago. Despite his young age, … Read More
The surge of female U.S. legislators, including two Muslims, defies Trump’s bigotry
BY LOU SIFA With the Democratic Party soon to be in control of the U.S. House of Representatives as a result of Tuesday’s mid-term elections, not only will Donald Trump … Read More
The best African immigrant marketplaces in the U.S.
BY TONY KWAME ANSAH, JR. To entrepreneurs, professionals, business owners, and organization leaders, if you’re searching for African Immigrants to sell products to or provide services to, then look no … Read More
FALSE NARRATIVE OF “AFRICA RISING”
BY TONY KWAME ANSAH, JR. There is a popular modern-day phrase going around about “Africa Rising.” A narrative saying that the African continent is now emerging and progressing to greater … Read More
An invitation to collaborate as a cohesive African Diaspora
BY TONY KWAME ANSAH JR. (Edited by Soumanou Salifou) When it comes to the African Diaspora, there are those who give back and contribute to the motherland, and those who … Read More
A salute to diversity’s promotion in America
BY CARMEN VIDJANGNI Did you say president? Yes, president of the Harvard Law Review, a prestigious academic publication in this elite school ranked as the world’s sixth university in one … Read More
The African Diaspora Association in Canada
BY IRENE MLAMBO Editing by Lou Sifa Africans living in Canada have set up an association, the African Diaspora Association in Canada, in an effort to meet the community’s needs … Read More