Editor, Author at Global Black History

Chilekwa Mumba Sued Vedanta Resources and Won

Today we are talking about Chilekwa Mumba, a Zambian Environmentalist who fought UK based Vedanta Resources and won. Vedanta Resources owned Konkola Copper Mines in the Copperbelt Province of Zambia. Before we get started on why our former colonial powers still operate…

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Zimbabwe @43 Owns the Land and is the Bread Basket of Africa Again

Zimbabwe after 43 years of independence has achieved what the freedom fighters fought for. Thousands of young men and women fought in the bitter almost 20 years battle against the occupying force known as the Rhodesians. The Rhodesians came from England and…

All Africa Politics World News by Editor September 9, 2022

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EFF- We Do Not Mourn Elizabeth

The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) is a radical and militant economic emancipation movement, formed in the year 2013 with the aim of bringing together revolutionary, militant activists, community-based organizations as well as lobby groups under the umbrella of the political party pursuing…

All Africa America by Editor June 9, 2022

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What the Johnson Publishing Building in Chicago Means for Black People

The Johnson Publishing Building in Chicago is a significant landmark in the city. It is also a symbol of African American achievement and entrepreneurship. It was a crowning achievement for the descendent of slaves to build a building that stood in the…

All Africa America by Editor April 27, 2022

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Harvard University Admits (‘With Receipts’) to Legacy of Slavery

Harvard University has finally admitted to its legacy of slavery and they have the receipts. In 2019, Harvard’s 29th president, Lawrence S. Bacow, established the Presidential Initiative on Harvard & the Legacy of Slavery, appointed a committee representative of all the University’s…

All Africa East Africa Europe Land Issues by Editor April 14, 2022

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Queen Elizabeth’s Policies Resulted In Kenyan Freedom Fighters Living in Concentration Camps

The British Policies that led to the Imprisonment of the Mau Mau Resistors of Colonialism in Kenya. The Mau Mau Uprising was a rebellion against British colonial rule in Kenya which lasted from 1952 to 1960 and assisted in securing Kenya's independence.…

All Africa Business East Africa by Editor March 28, 2022

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Successful Businesswomen In Kenya

Kenya is a vibrant and exciting environment to be a female entrepreneur. It has evolved into a hotbed of innovation and entrepreneurship. It is dubbed the East African Silicon Valley. Kenya is a global leader in mobile money systems such as M-Pesa;…

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Prince William’s Disrespect, Disdain, Dislike for Africans In The Commonwealth

Prince William will one day lead the Commonwealth. Speaking at an event for Ukraine he stated according to the British propaganda PA media which documents all royal visits that “war was alien in Europe and that he was used to seeing it…

All Africa East Africa Europe World News by Editor February 27, 2022

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Kenya Defends Ukraine But Silent About Ukrainians Blocking Africans From Safety #AfricansInUkraine

When news of the Russo-Ukraine war broke out the Kenyan ambassador to the UN compared the Russian invasion to colonialism. The top Kenyan diplomat holds a doctorate in war studies from King's College London, as well as an undergraduate degree from the…

All Africa America by Editor February 25, 2022

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Who Is Ketanji Onyika Brown Jackson? Biden’s Nominee for Supreme Court

Today, President Joe Biden nominated Judge Ketanji Onyika Brown Jackson to become the 116th Associate Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Jackson was born in Washington, DC and grew up in Miami, Florida. Her parents started their careers as public school…