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Tasty Kwanzaa Dishes to Tempt Your Palate

Featured, Inspiration, Moments of ClarityBy Staff ContributorDecember 26, 2016Leave a comment

  With Kwanzaa about to begin, this is the perfect time to talk about the most important part of any celebration: the food. Traditionally, Kwanzaa food is a mix of many different flavors and styles, from African staples like groundnut stew to Caribbean favorites like jerk chicken. One of the few foods you’ll find across…

Germany Proposes an African ‘Marshall Plan’

Africa, Featured, NewsBy Staff ContributorDecember 23, 2016Leave a comment

  German development minister Gerd Muller announced earlier this year that he was proposing a “Marshall Plan” for Africa that would see massive German investment in Africa. Modeled after the post-World War II aid program that restarted the devastated European economy, Muller’s plan would provide millions of Euros in funding for youth programs, training and…

A Kenyan Christmas Celebration

Featured, Inspiration, Moments of ClarityBy Staff ContributorDecember 23, 2016Leave a comment

  Due to historic British influence, many of Kenya’s current Christmas traditions were adapted from those of Great Britain. Christmas celebrations and traditions in Kenya are similar in many ways to the typical North American Christmas traditions, but they are also different in some unique ways. One way to say “Merry Christmas” in Kenya is…

Ayo Jay: Profile In Music

Africa, Entertainment, FeaturedBy Staff ContributorDecember 22, 2016Leave a comment

  African clubs across the globe have been spinning Ayo Jay’s “Your Number” since it came on the scene. Nigerian singer and performer Ayo Jay was born Ayoola Ogundeyi Jr. on August 9, 1989, in London, England. He is also known in some circles as Boy Wonder and was raised in Lagos, Nigeria. He discovered…

Celebrating Christmas in Liberia

Featured, Inspiration, Moments of ClarityBy Staff ContributorDecember 22, 2016Leave a comment

  With more than 80 percent of the population in Liberia practicing Christianity, the Advent season and Christmas are celebrated by families around the country. The traditional order of celebrations are guided by the ecclesiastical calendar; however, most parishes will hold Midnight Mass or nativity services on the Sunday closest to Christmas instead of on…

The 2017 Africa Cup of Nations and the Ivory Coast Elephants

Featured, Lifestyle, SportsBy Staff ContributorDecember 21, 2016Leave a comment

  The stage is tenuously set for the Gabonese Republic to host 16 African national football teams who will compete for the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations, which many football analysts believe might be a recapitulation for the Elephants of the Ivory Coast. In mid-December, Gabonese Sports Minister Nicole Assele visited the stadium in Oyem,…

Blood on Merkel’s Hands: The Berlin Attack

Featured, News, USA/WorldBy Staff ContributorDecember 21, 2016Leave a comment

Angela Merkel is once again under fire for her liberal open door policy as ISIS claims responsibility for the deadly Berlin truck attack that killed 12 people and wounded nearly 50, all who were attending a Christmas market festival. The attack was quickly “assumed” to be a terror act, and evidence of the link between…

Nana Akufo-Addo: A New Leader for Ghana

Featured, Inspiration, StoriesBy Staff ContributorDecember 20, 2016Leave a comment

  Nana Akufo-Addo is the newest President-elect of Ghana, hoping to make some serious changes to the country during his tenure in the office. Akufoo-Addo was born on March 29, 1944, in Accra to a prominent royal and political family. Nana Akufo-Addo is married to Rebecca Griffiths-Randolph, his second wife, and has five children. After…

Russian Ambassador to Turkey Assassinated

Featured, News, USA/WorldBy Staff ContributorDecember 20, 2016Leave a comment

  “Do not forget Aleppo!” were the final words Ambassador Andrey Karlov heard just before he was shot dead by an off-duty police officer while attending an art exhibition. The incident, caught on video, is being called an “act of terrorism” and a direct provocation against Russia. Aleppo has been held by rebel forces for…

Russian Hacking Drama Continues

Featured, News, USA/WorldBy Staff ContributorDecember 19, 2016Leave a comment

The Russian cyber attack and potential influence on the 2016 US presidential elections are not going away anytime soon, and Trump continues to fumble around the topic. Obama vows to take action and retaliate as evidence continues to build, and Putin maintains that the incident is without “evidence.” Obama confirmed that the investigation pointed to…

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