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Pandemic shaping economic, social climate of East and Southern Africa

In many East and Southern African countries, local, regional and national lockdowns due to the Covid-19 pandemic have been extended, reported Equinet. “Their impacts...

Ethiopian rabbis win court victory in Israel, but struggle continues for Africans in the Zionist State

Sixteen Ethiopian rabbis recently won what is being touted as a landmark court case against discrimination in the Zionist State of Israel. In proceedings...

Pan-African solidarity in the midst of a crisis Final Call Covid-19, Africa forum unites experts across continent with audience in U.S.

WASHINGTON—According to recent figures published by Johns Hopkins University, over 2.7 million cases of Covid-19 have been detected worldwide, with 192,019 deaths and 752,148 people now...

Pan-African solidarity in the midst of a crisis Final Call Covid-19, Africa forum unites experts across continent with audience in U.S.

Staff Writer @nisaislam WASHINGTON–According to recent figures published by Johns Hopkins University, over 2.7 million cases of Covid-19 have been detected worldwide, with...

Chinese racism against Africans in the midst of Beijing’s pandemic strategy

McDonald's in China recently apologized after a location in Guangzhou barred Black people from entering. In a video, a staff member while in...

China shows COVID-19 can be ‘stopped in its tracks’

UNNEWS China's experience in containing the spread of the new coronavirus could serve as a lesson for other countries now facing the COVID-19 pandemic, a...

‘The United States isn’t God!’

ASKIAM Senior Editor http://www.twitter.com/askiaphotojourn WASHINGTON–President Donald J. Trump's decision to attack demonstrators at the U.S. embassy in Iraq and then to authorize the assassination of...

Growing African agriculture one ‘byte’ at a time

BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe–Ella Mazani is a mobile phone farmer. “My mobile phone is part of my farming. It supports my farming and my...

New British leader’s disturbing remarks recalled by African media outlets

GINNEWS (GIN)–African media greeted the new British Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, by recalling some of particularly cringe-worthy remarks made during his formative years in politics. The...

‘Pink Tax’ costly for African females needing personal care products

@jehronmuhammad While South Africa and Tanzania, facing increased “global” scrutiny in 2018 removed their tax on women's sanitary pads, the government of the...