The National Basketball Association (NBA) prides itself in being a league that draws players from all over the world. Lakers superstar Kobe Bryant speaks Spanish to Pau Gasol during games when he doesn’t want opposing teams to know what is going on.
The people of the British capital of London have promised to make this year’s opening ceremony at the 2012 Summer Olympics one to remember. Showcasing Britain’s cultural and industrial evolution under the artistic direction of Danny Boyle, performers will entertain the crowd of 60,000 at Olympic Stadium.
What might come as a surprise is that Washington D.C. has a higher HIV rate than the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, Rwanda, Ethiopia, and 28 other African countries. The District and the rest of the U.S. are now looking to Africa for lessons and ideas.
I listened to their heart-wrenching stories and I felt their hope and desire to survive in this unforgiving environment. And on one faithful day, I met Josephine. Her story is so inspiring that I had to share it.
Baloji is a wild cowboy of a MC who hails from the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Congo has been the home of the deadliest war since World War II, killing an estimated 5.5 million people since it began in 1998.
In this week’s round-up of headlines, we take a look at how Brazil is being influenced by Africa’s economic development.
In this week’s round-up of headlines, we take a look at how Brazil is being influenced by Africa’s economic development. We’re also reading about Dr. Sheila Tlou, an AIDS ambassador in Uganda, and we’re following Pope Benedict’s tour of the continent.
August 27, 2011 was a momentous day in Munama, one of seventeen quarters in Kalebuka, Katanga, Democratic Republic of Congo.
In its third-annual installation, Congo In Harlem is a week-long film series dedicated to screening films that educate the global community on important issues that affect the Democratic Republic of Congo and that explore and celebrate Congolese culture.
As we embark upon the fourth annual Breaking The Silence: Congo Week, October 16-22, 2011, I wanted bring you up-to-date on the global movement in support of the Congo.
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