By Fola Akintomide The effect of the Ebola Virus disease on the tourism industry, was again brought to the fore as the …
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Ignorant Jamaican students puts teacher in trouble for calling them African Americans
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsBy Jamaican students A substitute teacher will not be allowed to teach at an Illinois school anymore after she allegedly called two …
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By CHRISTINE MUNGAI Most countries in Africa have some benign origins behind their names – Cote d’ Ivoire for the lucrative ivory …
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15 Black Uprisings Against European and Arab Oppression They Won’t Teach in Schools
by Atqnewsby Atqnewsby ABS Staff Nat Turner’s Revolution Nat Turner’s rebellion, also called the Southampton Insurrection, is probably the most famous slave uprising in North …
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Benon Herbert Oluka AFTER several years on the fringes of the global economy, Africa seems to have caught the eye of the …
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AFRICANGLOBE – The first of 41 trams being built for the two-line network under construction in Addis Ababa was unveiled at CNR Changchun’s plant in …
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By Larry Madowo Nigerian music is so well liked in Kenya that a radio station that purports to play ‘urban African music’ …
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By CHRISTINE MUNGAI CHILLI, or pepper, is a big part of some cuisines around Africa, but for others, even the mildest spice sends …
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How Uganda emerged from chaos to become a tourist destination once more
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsBy Joe Yogerst for CNN (CNN) — Fifty years ago Uganda was the “Pearl of Africa,” a newly independent republic with a thriving economy, a …
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Ghanaians protest US embassy tweet insulting President Mahama
by Atqnewsby AtqnewsThe US embassy in Ghana was compelled to offer an apology to the Office Of The President for a “disrespectful” tweet sent from it’s …