By Professor Douglas BOATENG Africa is not merely standing at a crossroads; it is caught in a crisis of direction. It is a ...

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Freya, a 17-year-old student from Drayton, Norfolk, is set to scale five of England’s largest peaks to save the world’s last two northern ...

Brixton Market has been a popular shopping destination for communities looking for African and Caribbean food products ...

The event will include reading of excerpts from his books, songs, dance, and acting out portions of his plays.

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CS Kagwe welcomed the EU’s recognition of Kenya’s environmental efforts, noting that the country’s tree cover is steadily ...

Africa is often characterised as hot, dangerous, uninhabitable, poor, unstable and corrupt.

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