Monthly Archives September 2024

Broos Institute, the Afrocentric educational institute that launched the first university African studies program in the Netherlands, has launched a crowdfunding campaign this week for its African partner The Millar Institute.

In the rolling hills of the Akuapem Ridge in Ghana, a quiet revolution is taking place, and coffee is at the heart of it.

Today, September 7 2024, Avera Mengistu is being held hostage for exactly 10 years.

After her family’s life in Darfur was ripped apart by conflict, Tahani Hamid took a dangerous route to Libya, where nearly 100,000 Sudanese refugees have sought safety from the war

Frederick Calmes, a young Haitian painter, sculpture, and digital artist residing in the Netherlands, has been “Artist in Residence” on St. Eustatius for the past four weeks.

The municipality of Tel Aviv has made Ta Tarbut Faitlovitch, the house of Yaakov Faitlovitz, available as a centre for Ethiopian and African artists. Manager Eliyah Maharat explained her vision: “This house is going to be an engine for the artist who will work here. A professional club, where they can work together, create and learn”.