Friday, February 3, 2023
Fried Branzino with Coconut Sauce by Afro-Brazilian Chef Emme Ribeiro Collins; Champion of The Food Network's "Chopped" TV show, Photo by @stephforrer

The Diaspora Cuisine that Unites Us

Ron Mwangaguhunga - 0
For more than four centuries, food from every corner of the diaspora has fueled the labor that built the foundation of the United States....
Kerry James Marshall: Mastry, Photo by Rosa Menkman

The Blazing Business of Black Art

Matt Kayem - 0
“Most of the galleries used to, uh, not take me serious, baggy pants, braids,” Swizz Beatz reflects on his art collecting experience in the...
H.E President Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone and Rt. Hon Dr. Ruhakana Rugunda, Prime Minister Emeritus and Special Envoy of Uganda at the Africa Blockchain Conference

Africa’s Quiet Crypto Revolution

Ron Mwangaguhunga - 6
It is impossible to talk about Africa’s quiet crypto revolution without bringing up diaspora remittance payments. Cryptocurrencies already play a tremendous role in cross-border...
Woman from the Banna indigenous people from Omo, Ethiopia. The Banna are semi-nomadic and known for keeping bees for wild honey. Photo by Rod Waddington

African Culture and Climate Change; Was Pre-colonial Africa Environmentally Conscious?

Camilla Barungi - 0
COP26, the United Nations' (UN) largest conference on climate change was attended by global leaders and some of the world’s wealthiest people. The irony was...
Fat Joe, Angela Yee. Jamie Foxx, Rick Ross, Marlon Wayans and Aries Spears speaking at the Reinvent Yourself with Crypto conference presented by Entrepreneur and Cryptocurrency Investor Rodney Burton aka "Bitcoin Rodney" in Miami in November 2021 (Courtesy Photo)

The Cryptocurrency Revolution and the African Diaspora

Richard Thompson - 0
Fact: Refugees fleeing the May eruption of the Mount Nyiragongo volcano were helped in the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo,...

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