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“This Is My Moment”

SynopsisBiniam Girmay, a promising 17-year-old cyclist from Eritrea, dreams of one day riding the Tour de France, the most prestigious Grand Tour in the world. For years he thought the Tour was only for European or white cyclists, as throughout its more than 100 editions, only a handful of the participants were black. Biniam’s evolving […]

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An African History Of Africa

Sudanese-British television and radio journalist Zeinab Badawi has published her first book, An African History of Africa: From the Dawn of Civilization to Independence. Everyone is originally from Africa, and this book is therefore for everyone. For too long, Africa’s history has been dominated by Western narratives of slavery and colonialism, or simply ignored. Now,

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Yema Chernet

The Ethiopian singer Yemariam “Yema” Chernet has a gentle voice with a steely core, crafting an intimately forceful style and a lush feel that’s revealed on her debut album “Yedega Sew”.Yema was born and raised in Addis Ababa. Being the daughter of a music manager who once directed the operations of Zema Lastas Band, she

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Polar Plus Excellence Hub: Profile

Polar Plus Excellence Hub offers effective and contextualized professional Business and Development solutions to small, medium, and large-scale business organizations, government institutions, civil societies, international organizations, and individuals.  Polar Plus Excellence Hub also provides Research and Consultancy services to generate solutions or policy ideas in business, management, and development-related fields and offers training to improve

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Prince Merid Tafesse:

Li’ilit Princess: Homage To Mother “Twenty-five years living every minute for art…trusting, having vision, developing…the blessing of art leads me in a divine direction. I know who I am and my purpose; I paint, draw, sculpt what I see and feel…what most dare not express,” Prince Merid Tafesse. On Friday March 15, St. George Golla

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