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How The British Monarchy Sponsored Poverty in South Africa
The visit to Africa this week by Harry and Meghan is merely colonialism 3.0. If… Read More
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Mugabe: The Unintentional Economic Freedom Fighter
Robert Mugabe was not an economic freedom fighter. He was always a political freedom fighter… Read More
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How the Nama Lost Their Land to the Boers in Namibia
When present day land reform issues are discussed, Boers always criticize any government that proposes… Read More
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University of Glasgow to Pay £20 Million in Reparations to the University of the West Indies
The University of Glasgow in Scotland has agreed to pay £20 million in reparations to the… Read More
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Black Home-ownership in the US Falls to Record Low
The U.S. housing market is splitting along racial lines, with black homeownership dropping to the… Read More
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Celebrating King Moshoeshoe Day
The 11th of March to commemorate the day of Moshoeshoe’s death. Moshoeshoe Day is a… Read More
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Wage Inequality in South Africa: 1880s to Now
The discovery of diamonds in the 1870s and gold in the 1880s quickly led to… Read More
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Entrepreneurship and Business Ownership Key to Africa
We at Global Black History believe that history is important to learn from the… Read More
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How Magufuli Made Cashew Farming Profitable Again in Tanzania
Dr John Magufuli is a remarkable economic leader, who understands that food security is a… Read More
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Prince Harry in Zambia Can British Be Trusted?
Prince Charles was in Ghana and this trip revealed something that nobody could have… Read More
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Bebisha Wagle
Members of Kanta Dab Dab, a band specialising in fusion of local Nepali and Western music elements, talk about their…
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