Prior to its grand opening Sept. 24, the National Museum of African American History and Culture hosted an open house for its nearly 10,000 charter members, those whose donations made the creation of the $540 […]
After news that the Education Minister will be pushing through “fee adjustments” for 2017 – up to 8% – student president Kefentse Mkhari declared: “Comrades, we aren’t going to entertain that 8%. What we want is simple. […]
“Winnie Madikizela-Mandela personifies everything about the African saying, “Woman, you are a rock,” he began. Not like a simple rock but like a diamond, he said, built to last a lifetime. […]
The 65-page report, entitled “War Crimes Shouldn’t Pay,” claims South Sudan’s nearly three-year-old conflict has been fueled by battles over control of state assets and the country’s natural resources. […]
This week, President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf declared by proclamation that all persons who surrender small arms and light weapons under a regional weapons collection program would be granted amnesty. […]
A 5.7-magnitude earthquake struck northwest Tanzania over the weekend and was felt throughout the Great Lakes region, local authorities said on Sunday. […]
According to the MDSC report, the majority of characters depicted with a disability in film had a physical disability (61 percent). Thirty-seven percent were depicted with a mental or cognitive disability and 18 percent had a communicative disability. […]
On Tuesday, Officials from HHS and the White House participated in an all-day Twitter Town Hall to discuss the Zika virus. To see what was discussed during the town hall, please follow #AtoZika on Twitter or click […]
A group called “Tools for Change” started the petition earlier this week, saying that Lacy’s family deserves answers. […]