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U.S.-Africa Business Summit: Bridging Opportunities and Building Relationships The U.S.-Africa Business Summit, orchestrated by the Corporate Council on Africa (CCA), serves as a crucial platform that unites heads of state from African nations, high-ranking U.S. government officials, business leaders, and development partners. Each gathering invites thoughtful consideration of the intertwined futures of these diverse players. This year's summit arrives at a pivotal moment in history. In the wake of years marked…

Facing the Unknown: The African Immigrant's Journey in America Imagine waking up each day with a cloud of uncertainty hanging over you, a silent awareness that at any moment, the life you’ve built could be upended. For many African immigrants in the United States, this is not an abstract fear but a tangible presence lurking in the backdrop of their daily lives. “To be an immigrant is to live in perpetuity with an unanswered question,” shared Anna Mensah, a nurse who emigrated from Ghana a decade ago. Her words…

Donald Trump, an Ever-Persistent Voice: Are we surprised anymore by his claims? This week, the former U.S. President has again stirred a pot of chaos by controversially pointing the finger at Ukraine for initiating a devastating conflict that has claimed thousands of lives. This assertion, intent on riling up emotions, seems to have struck the heart of a nation that’s been navigating the torment of war against a much larger Russian force for nearly three years. Ukraine, Elections, and the Law of Martial Order In a move…

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, the lines are moving for the pygmies, who may soon benefit from positive discrimination. On Thursday, November 26, the National Assembly reviewed a bill on the protection and recognition of indigenous peoples' rights, the first in this country. But this step did not make everyone happy. as…