Washington, 3 May, 2005— ”Africa is a land of celebrations,” expressed in stories told in many ways, but even the folktales are based on realistic events, says Malian author Baba Wagué Diakité. This is what […]
Washington, 12 April, 2005— ”The sound of surprise,” as a famous critic once called jazz, is being celebrated around the world during the month of April, with a wide variety of events that keynote the […]
Lagos, 21 March, 2005— In Nigeria, child-trafficking is a multi-headed beast. West Africa’s regional powerhouse attracts hoards of children from its own impoverished rural areas as well as poorer neighbouring countries and while some are […]
Washington, 10 February, 2005— A little more than a year after signing legislation to establish a new museum under the Smithsonian Institution for African American history and culture, President Bush pledged that he and first […]
Pellworm. Germany, 10 December, 2005— The world of the Fine Arts, particularly painting, is for laymen, often a boring, and unappealing abstraction. Yet art lovers, possessed with aesthetic nerves, do get around the paintings, and […]
Addis Ababa, 26 January, 2005— Ethiopia is to host an international gathering of pastoralists, representing 23 countries from across the globe, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) announced on Monday. Spanish […]
Washington, 7 January, 2005— An exhibition of 400-year-old Islamic manuscripts from Timbuktu that was originally mounted at the Library of Congress in 2003 will be featured in Jackson, Mississippi, in fall 2005 before circulating around […]
Washington, 1 November, 2004— A young American Muslim woman, writer and lecturer Asma Gull Hasan, recently had the opportunity to extend her mission to correct misconceptions about Muslim life and Islam in America to Africa, […]
Washington, 25 September, 2ßß4— Music, dance and storytelling have helped tens of thousands of visitors to the First Americans Festival on the National Mall in Washington learn about the proud traditions and cultures of the […]
Kinshasa, 14 September, 2004— The Twa from the northeastern district of Ituri, in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Orientale Province, retracted on Monday statements they made in 2003 of having witnessed acts of cannibalism against […]
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