“The Colab”- The Place of Opportunity
“The Colab” is not just a regular store. It’s a hub of diverse experiences, bringing together various brands, entertainment, food, culture, and innovative concepts under one roof.
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8 Black-Owned Vegan Bakeries To Satisfy Your Sweet Tooth
From specialty vegan cookies to sweet Southern favorites, these Black-owned vegan bakeries across the US keep hungry patrons coming back for more.
Embracing Our Ancestral Heritage: The International African American Museum in Charleston, S.C. Honors the Resilience of Enslaved Africans at Its Historic Docks
The museum’s mission is to honor the untold stories of the African American journey and, under its location and landscape design, pay reverence to the ground on which it sits.
August is off and running…
From movie nights to community days, get into the summer swing with these free or low-cost community events in the Philadelphia area.
Embracing Technology: Leveraging Digital Tools for Small Business Growth in Africa
In recent years, Africa has witnessed a significant digital revolution, transforming various sectors and creating growth opportunities.
Reviving Ancient Timekeeping: How Ancient Egyptians Pioneered the First Hour, Shaping Our Relationship with Time, and Its Significance to the Black Community
One of the most ancient written traditions, Egyptian hieroglyphic texts, gives us new insight into the origin of the hour.
Uplifting the Black Community: Four Inspiring African Teams Set to Dominate the Netball World Cup
African nations have made significant strides in improving their netball infrastructure, coaching, and player development programs, making them more competitive on the international stage.
Confronting Belgium’s Africa Museum’s Dark Colonial Past: Progress and the Journey Towards Healing in the Black Community
The Africa Museum in the Tervuren suburb is at the center of these debates in Belgium.
Water Diplomacy Unites Egypt and Ethiopia: A Hopeful Path for Nile River States and the Black Community
Egypt and Ethiopia have waged a diplomatic war of words over Ethiopia’s massive new dam – the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam – on the Blue Nile, which started filling up in July 2020.
How an African collection of art in Canada is celebrated with care and community
A significant collection of traditional African art has had a home in Canada for almost a hundred years.