On August 1st, 2024, Nigerian youths will once again take to the streets in a nationwide protest tagged #EndBadGovernance, echoing the fervent activism that has characterized the country’s recent history.
As far as we know, no medals will be awarded at these upcoming local food, film, music, and literary events listed in our FunTimes column this week. But if you attend, they promise to be as joyful as watching the age-old Olympics.
U.S. Secretary of Treasury Janet Yellen and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro were in Philadelphia on Tuesday for a Campaign for Working Families roundtable on IRS modernization and taxpayer support.
Cooperatives have become one of the successful tools by which several African countries have dealt with a myriad of challenges such as unemployment, community development, and poverty among many others.
Women’s Football in Africa, the first in-depth book on the subject, traces the history of women’s soccer from initially being banned through to today’s growing numbers of fans and broadcasting potential.
Buckle up for a trip down memory lane, because the 2000s are back, and they’re getting a major Gen Z touch.
From the iconic figures who paved the way to the rising stars poised to make history, the legacy of Black athletes in the Olympics is a testament to resilience, determination, and unparalleled talent.
The impact of Democratic and Republican presidencies on this community can be understood through various lenses, including civil rights, economic opportunities, and social justice.
Cira Toure is a dedicated case manager and health navigator at the African Family Health Organization (AFAHO), based in Southwest Philadelphia. It’s a role that she has held since August 2022. Her work focuses on assisting African and Caribbean immigrants, both documented and undocumented, in the Greater Philadelphia area.
Let’s go around the horn with an array of entertainment featuring everything from tasty tacos to old-school filthy funk.
