Revolutionary Fighter For Black Liberation Assata Shakur Dies At 78

Black liberation activist and American fugitive Assata Shakur, who escaped to Cuba more than 45 years ago after she was convicted of killing a New Jersey state trooper, died in Havana, the government announced Friday. She was 78.

Boxing In Ghana Suspended After Akushey Dies At 32

A US-funded Nutrition Program Was Helping To Keep This Woman’s Baby Alive. Days After The Program Was Cut, He Died

Police Finally Identify Remains Of African Woman Who Went Missing In 1984

Aaliyah Lands Her First Adult R&B Airplay No. 1 With ‘Gone,’ Featuring Tank

More than 30 years after her musical debut, and two decades after her death, Aaliyah posthumously earns her first No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart. “Gone,” which features Tank, crowns the list dated Sept. 27 as the most-played song on panel-contributing adult R&B radio stations in the Sept. 12-18 tracking week.

Pot Breaks As Nigerian Chef Attempts To Cook Largest Jollof Rice Dish

Andrea Stephenson Helps Parents Boost Their Kids’ Memory And Learning While Also Reducing Stress

Nipsey Hussle Honored On 40th Birthday With Los Angeles Metro Station Renaming

Attorney Loletta Darden Launches Mama IP, Championing Intellectual Property Rights For Small Businesses And Filmmakers

Loletta Darden, the Founder of Darden Betts, a leading Black woman-owned intellectual property law firm focusing on trademark, copyright, entertainment, and patent law, is proud to announce her continued commitment to supporting small businesses and independent filmmakers in protecting their intellectual property rights.

Nigerian Entrepreneur Nduka Udeh Builds $200K U.S. Warehouse For African Exporters And Made It Free

Africa Becomes Japan’s New Frontier With Investment Plans Worth Billions

BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES TAKE SPOTLIGHT THIS AUGUST AMID CALLS FOR EQUITY