Category: Education
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Saint Heron Opens Free Digital Archive Library, Bringing Rare Black Literature and Art Back Into Reach
By Panafrican.email News Desk In an important new initiative for the preservation and accessibility of Black cultural knowledge, Saint Heron has opened its Saint Heron Digital Archive Library, creating a free lending library centered on rare, first-edition, out-of-print, and historically significant works by Black and brown authors, poets, artists, and cultural thinkers. Founded by artist…
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🇺🇳 The True Size of Africa: Implications for Education and Global Perspectives
For centuries, world maps have been designed using the Mercator projection, a cartographic technique that distorts the size of continents, particularly making Africa appear significantly smaller than it actually is. When Africa is represented at its true size, it becomes evident that the continent is not just larger than commonly depicted, but it is, in…
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🇺🇸 LSU Black Students Raise Alarm Over Future of African American Cultural Center
Baton Rouge, Louisiana — Black students at Louisiana State University (LSU) are raising concerns about the future of a campus space they describe as far more than a physical building, following reports that staff positions connected to the university’s cultural centers have been eliminated. The controversy has drawn attention from LSU’s NAACP chapter, which expressed…
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Sawiris Bets on Culture, Entertainment and Heritage to Revive Egypt’s Tourism Industry
Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris is doubling down on investments aimed at transforming the visitor experience at some of the country’s most iconic ancient monuments. Through his company, Sawiris is expanding investments in tourism infrastructure and visitor facilities, while embracing major sporting events and international music concerts as part of a broader strategy to attract more…
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Book Review: The Yahoo Boys: Love, Deception, and the Real Lives of Nigeria’s Romance Scammers
There is a temptation to treat online romance scams as morality plays with obvious heroes and villains. Victims are portrayed as naïve. Scammers become caricatures—faceless criminals hiding behind glowing laptop screens somewhere in West Africa. Carlos Barragán’s The Yahoo Boys resists that easy narrative. Instead, it asks a far more interesting question: What happens when…
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Adobe Acrobat can now generate presentations and audio podcasts from your documents
The features build on PDF Spaces. Back in August, Adobe debuted Acrobat Studio. The new service saw Adobe bring the humble PDF into the 21st century with support for a handful of new genAI features, including PDF Spaces, a hub where you can upload up to 100 documents and have AI summarize them. Now the…
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Navigating U.S. Tax Obligations After Deportation: A Guide for the Pan-African Community
For members of the global African diaspora, a deportation order from the United States can feel like a definitive severance. However, one critical legal and financial thread often remains: the obligation to file U.S. taxes. Understanding this responsibility is not about clinging to the past but about proactively managing your future, protecting your financial integrity,…
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🇬🇶🇷🇺 Dostoevsky’s works discussed at the Russian Cultural Centre in Malabo
A meeting of the discussion club dedicated to the works of Russian writer Fyodor Dostoevsky was held at the Russian Cultural Centre in Malabo, the capital of Equatorial Guinea, with the support of African Initiative. 🔸Students of Russian language courses and guests of the Cultural Centre attended a presentation on the writer’s life and legacy,…
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🇬🇧🇬🇭 Teenager taken to Ghana away from UK ‘gang culture’ to stay for now, court rules
A British teenager whose parents left him in Ghana, fearing he was at risk from “gang culture” in the UK, should stay there until at least the end of his GCSE exams, a judge sitting at London’s high court has ruled. The boy took legal action against his parents, seeking a court order that would…