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“In the CARICOM Reparations Commission, we are of the view that reparatory justice is part of our development conversation.”---CARICOM Reparations Commission Chair, Sir Hilary Beckles The CARICOM Reparations…
Photos: YouTube Screenshots NEW YORK – The New York Attorney General’s Office of Special Investigation (OSI) has opened an investigation into the death of Lucien Colon, who died…
By Semafor Africa Photos: Wikimedia Commons Disruption to global shipping routes has taken a huge toll on Kenya’s economy. Millions of kilograms of Middle East-bound tea are stuck…
Photos: Sam Crowston|Facebook Lauded Scottish recording artist Brooke Combe has had a dizzying few months carving out a lane of her own with her “vintage styled soul” (CLASH).…
By Mehdi Hasan and Team Zeteo Photos: Video\YouTube Screenshots Sudan is marking the third year of one of the most violent wars in modern history. More than 12…
By Committee To Protect Journalists Photos: YouTube Screenshots Last month brought concerning developments for press freedom as well as bright spots, including the release of kidnapped American journalist…
By Edwin Freeman Photos: Edwin Freeman Across New York City, educators are searching for meaningful ways to engage students, strengthen emotional intelligence, and build school communities rooted in…
Photos: Wikimedia Commons New York, NY (April 7, 2026) – The National Action Network (NAN) will host “The Equity Blueprint: A New Strategy for Home Ownership & Wealth,”…
Photos: NYC.gov|YouTube Screenshots NEW YORK — Mayor Zohran Mamdani today released the Preliminary Citywide RacialEquity Plan (REP) and the inaugural NYC True Cost of Living (TCOL) Measure, tworeports…
By Drop Site News Photos: Wikimedia Commons TEHRAN—Like many fathers in Iran, Nariman, a 57-year old teacher, is trying to protect his family from a war that feels…
