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Adrienne Adams Makes History As New York’s First Black Woman Lieutenant Governor
Adrienne Adams Makes History As New York’s First Black Woman Lieutenant Governor

Adrienne Adams has made history after winning the New York lieutenant governor race. She graduated from Spelman College, an HBCU in Atlanta, Georgia, and will become the first Black woman elected to the position, marking another milestone in the state of New York. She won alongside Gov. Kathy Hochul, and their victory makes them the first all-woman ticket elected to lead the state’s executive branch.

Ghana Targets Six New Petroleum Agreements By First Quarter Of 2027 – Energy Minister
Ghana Targets Six New Petroleum Agreements By First Quarter Of 2027 – Energy Minister
US Places 11 African Countries Under Level 4 Travel Ban, Ghana Remains Level 2
US Places 11 African Countries Under Level 4 Travel Ban, Ghana Remains Level 2
DR Congo Court Sentences 66 Soldiers To Death Over Military Misconduct
DR Congo Court Sentences 66 Soldiers To Death Over Military Misconduct