Monthly Archives: November 2013

3rd Africa-Arab Summit Report (Nov. 2013) By Dr. Chika Onyeani

"...there is the problem of African leaders not being able to confront their Arab counterparts and clearly state what is wrong in the relationship. Clearly, there was the in your face adverse action by the Saudi government in deporting thousands of African migrants, while the Summit was about to take place. You felt sick to your stomach as the African leaders, bar none, indulged in praise-singing... It was totally an act of cowardice." ...MORE

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Rwandans poised to take on African Fashion

By Amy Fallon - Africa Review

When Rwandan designer Colombe Ituze Ndutiye began drawing at the age of six, she thought she would grow up to be a cartoonist.

But now at the age of 25 she has the distinction of being the first Rwandan to own her own fashion label, “INCO icyusa”,...
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Mboho Mkparawa Ibibio New York Chapter Inauguration and New Members Induction

Queens New York: Recently, the "Mboho Mkparawa Ibibio" with headquarters in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State Nigeria inaugurated their New York Chapter and also inducted their new members as well. In attendance were members and officials of the organization from around the world including the International President, Akparawa (Elder) Nse Ubeh and several USA/Canada...

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African Anglican Church Celebrate Baptism Mass For Children

Bronx, New York: The Anglican Church for the Ibo Community (Anglican Uka Ndi Igbo) in the Bronx, recently held a baptism/christening mass for a number of the new-born children in the congregation. Among those baptized were Chimdindu Chukwuemeka Nnorom, the new born child of Sir Felix and Lady Gold Nnorom; Divine Ugochi Ekeijeh...

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13th Annual Musical Night In Africa With Baba Ken & Kotoja – Dec. 7

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Hello Dear Friends, It's time for us to get together again! Bring your entire family to celebrate this wonderful end-of-the-year musical event. SATURDAY DECEMBER 7, 2013 The 13th ANNUAL MUSICAL NIGHT IN AFRICA 9:00 PM to 1:30 AM Featuring... Read more

Caribbean Nations Seek Slavery Reparations, Citing Lasting Harm.

“Our constant search and struggle for development resources is linked directly to the historical inability of our nations to accumulate wealth from the efforts of our peoples during slavery and colonialism,” said Baldwin Spencer, prime minister of Antigua and Barbuda, in July this year. Reparations, he said, must be directed toward repairing the damage inflicted by slavery and racism....MORE

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Typhoon Disaster in The Philippines – How to Donate or Help Those Affected

Last Friday, November 8, 2013, Super Typhoon Haiyan tore through the Pacific islands of the Philippines, leaving behind a scene of destruction and despair. The global Red Cross network is responding to emergency needs in the Philippines with food, water, and relief supplies, and the American Red Cross is lending people, expertise and...

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Judge Tells Man “Alive” – “You Are Legally Dead”

In a good example of how justice could be blind, an Ohio man who was declared dead after he had disappeared from his home eight years earlier appeared in court to ask a county judge to reverse a 1994 ruling that declared him legally dead, but the judge turned down his request, citing...

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Man Rises from Grave After Being Buried Alive in Brazil

According to local reports in Sao Paulo Brazil, a man was found half-buried in the cemetery in a suburb of Sao Paulo, by a woman visiting the cemetery. Police say the man was attacked, taken for dead, and subsequently buried. That was until the woman saw the man she expected to be dead,...

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Joyful Joy Foundation Launches in Africa

Recently, the official Nigerian Launch Event for Joyful Joy at the Avenue Suites took place. There was an outpour of support and it featured celebrity performances and more. Sioux Greaux, Co-Founder & Managing Director at Joyful Joy Foundation shares a little bit of what our Joyful Joy Foundation has been doing on the...

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NAFCA Awards 2013 in Washington DC

The third annual Nollywood & African Film Critics' Awards (NAFCA 2013) was held recently at the Warner Theatre, Washington DC USA. In attendance were filmmakers, actors, producers and other entertainers from around the world.

HOW IT HAPPENED: The NAFCA 2013 program generally commenced the day before with the premiere of...

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Kenya’s Great Rift Valley – the Next Big Oil Patch

Kenya's Great Rift Valley, a 450-mile-long volcanic trench ripped open by shifting tectonic plates, is known as the cradle of mankind for the million-year-old remains of human forebears discovered there. Oil drillers say the area also holds a string of fields that could make East Africa's largest economy a major energy producer. The...

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Fatherland – an independence anniversary poem by Oliver O. Mbamara

Though in hardship we may suffer, We assure tomorrow with steadfast faith, As a breed of people never subdued. Though a few of us may act unfairly And tarnish the name of our dear country, The most of us are true good people, With honor and hard work so abounding, Revered by those who truly know us.   And yes we are called the...
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Questions, Answers, & Important Information About Breast Cancer

Breast Cancer:

Breast cancer is a kind of cancer that develops from breast cells. It usually starts off in the inner lining of milk ducts or the lobules that supply them with milk. A malignant tumor can spread to other parts of the body. A breast cancer that started off in the lobules is...
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