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Photos: CARICOM\Marie Honore This week, CARICOM invited several Haitian leaders to a three-day meeting in Jamaica, where they spoke about Haiti's situation. Several Haitian leaders have participated and…
Photos: Steve Mwanyo\YouTube Screenshot Kinshasa, June 13, 2023—Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo must comply with the court decision authorizing Radio Télévision Sarah to reopen and ensure…
Photos: Ashmeen Modikhan (Above homeowner Ashmeen Modikhan at the entrance of her Magnolia Court home. She could become homeless if her property is auctioned in what she calls…
Photos: FyreSavvy Woodbridge, Virginia – June 13, 2023 – FyreSavvy, a high-impact entrepreneurship platform co-founded by Dawnna St Louis and Shanel Evans, is at the forefront of a…
Photo: YouTube Screenshots June 12, 2023 (GIN) – Declining profits from oil and gas production may no longer be sufficient to cover up weaknesses in African economies, including…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots\Wikimedia Commons (Nairobi) – Rwanda-backed M23 rebels in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo have committed unlawful killings, rape, and other apparent war crimes since late 2022,…
Photos: CARICOM\YouTube Screenshots On June 11, in Jamaica, the Secretary General of CARICOM, Dr. Carla Barnett, addressed a meeting concerning the crisis situation in Haiti. Among the participants…
Photos: As Small Business Week came to a close, I found myself reflecting on the super-performers of small business -- minority-owned businesses, or more accurately, “emerging majority businesses.”…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons\YouTube Screenshots If you think your tax money is going towards the development of the country, think again. In a hilarious turn of events, Uganda has…
Photos: Facebook\YouTube Screenshots The Senegalese authorities must immediately carry out an independent and transparent investigation into the deaths of at least 23 people, including three children, during the…
