Tag: African Diaspora
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🇨🇺Assata Shakur, Revolutionary Voice and Exiled Figurehead, Has Passed Away
HAVANA, CUBA – Assata Shakur, one of the most iconic and contentious figures in the modern Black liberation movement, has died. A former member of the Black Liberation Army who lived for decades in political asylum in Cuba, Shakur’s passing was confirmed by close associates and family, citing health complications. She was 76. Shakur’s life…
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🇸🇱🇬🇦🇰🇪 8 African Countries Offering Citizenship to African Americans
For centuries, Black Americans have carried an invisible thread connecting them to the African continent—woven through lineage, memory, and an unshakable desire to reclaim what was taken. In a bold and beautiful shift, several African nations are now honoring that connection, opening their doors and offering citizenship pathways to those in the diaspora who want…
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Hackers Expose Deportation Flight Secrets—Including Transfers to El Salvador’s Notorious CECOT Prison
A recent cyberattack on GlobalX, the airline contracted by the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for deportation flights—known as “ICE Air”—has uncovered shocking details that reverberate far beyond U.S. borders. Hackers affiliated with Anonymous penetrated the airline’s systems and retrieved internal documents, including passenger manifests from multiple deportation flights. Among those listed was Ricardo…
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Documentary Review: Malcolm X (1978) by Gil Noble – A Timeless Pan-African Chronicle
Reviewed for Pan African News Blog Gil Noble’s 1978 documentary Malcolm X, produced for Like It Is on WABC-TV in collaboration with McGraw-Hill Films, remains one of the most compelling and comprehensive portraits of the revolutionary leader. Noble, a pioneering Black journalist, crafts a gripping narrative that not only chronicles Malcolm X’s life but also…
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Don’t Let Market Noise Shake You: Michael Saylor’s Case for Holding Bitcoin Through the Chaos
In the ever-volatile world of cryptocurrency, the Bitcoin market remains one of the most unpredictable and anxiety-inducing spaces for investors. Prices can swing dramatically within hours, sparking panic among those unprepared for the emotional rollercoaster. Yet, according to Michael Saylor, executive chairman of MicroStrategy, the key to unlocking Bitcoin’s astronomical potential lies not in panicking…
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Competition Heats Up for African Grammy Awards: A Pan-African Perspective
The race to host the African Grammy Awards is intensifying, with Nigeria’s hesitation to pay its full membership fees opening the door for other African nations to assert their place on the global stage. As African music continues to dominate international charts, this moment offers a unique opportunity for Pan-African unity and recognition of the…
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Forging Africa’s Future: Pan-African Ideals and the African Union’s Path Ahead
In the grand theater of history, few movements have carried the weight of dreams and aspirations like Pan-Africanism. From the embers of colonial oppression to the modern-day march toward a unified continent, this ideology has shaped Africa’s narrative with an indomitable spirit of liberation, self-determination, and unity. Its resonance is most profoundly felt in the…
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Sweden says to pay migrants up to USD 34,000 to leave
Sweden plans to boost payments to up to USD34,000 to immigrants who leave the country, the government said Thursday. The Scandinavian country was for decades seen as a “humanitarian superpower”, but over the years has struggled to integrate many of its newcomers. Immigrants who voluntarily return to their countries of origin from 2026 would be…
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Bobi Wine’s National Unity Platform Seeks North American Support
Kampala, September 3, 2024 – Uganda’s opposition leader, Bobi Wine, and his National Unity Platform (NUP) have recently concluded a strategic tour across the United States and Canada. The tour aimed to garner political, intellectual, and diaspora support amid rising tensions between the Ugandan government and Western diplomatic circles. During their North American visit, Bobi…
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Three-quarters of African Governments are Tightening their Belts
Africa has been through painful bouts of austerity before, with damaging effects on health and education. The IMF examined 82 instances of African governments reducing deficits between 1980 and 2021. About a quarter of the adjustments came from tax rises, and three-quarters from spending cuts. But this time governments plan to have an even split.…
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