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Aliko Dangote, hailing from Nigeria, is frequently recognized as the wealthiest Black individual globally. His wealth primarily stems from his conglomerate, the Dangote Group. The post Meet The Richest Black Man In The World appeared first on NewsOne.
Travis King has been identified as the American U.S. Army soldier who crossed into North Korea, but questions remain why he did it. New details have emerged. The post Why Did Travis King Cross Into North Korea? Black U.S. Army Soldier Was Just Released From Prison appeared first on NewsOne.
Days of violence in Sudan have resulted in the deaths of at least 180 people, with many more left wounded.
Vice President Kamala Harris made her triumphant arrival in Ghana on Sunday as she begins a weeklong stay in Africa in an effort to help deepen "enduring" ties to the United States. The post Ghana Gives Kamala Harris The Red Carpet Treatment As VP Kicks Off African Tour appeared first on NewsOne.
Workers in Twitter's office in Ghana said they feel "insulted, discriminated against" and "disrespected" at the abrupt way they were laid off without severance pay. The post Laid-Off Twitter Africa Staff Feel ‘Discriminated Against’ Amid Suspicions Labor Laws Were Broken appeared first on NewsOne.
Despite still-fresh images of white men on horseback rounding up Haitian migrants in Texas, the Biden administration is on the hunt for a new contract to operate a migrant detention facility at the U.S. naval base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
Ahead of the 2020 election, there was much talk about Trump and his inhumane treatment of those seeking asylum. Advocate groups have not let up on demands for humanitarian treatment for asylum seekers simply because there is a new president.
Following Haiti's mammoth 7.2 magnitude earthquake, one organization that keeps popping up on the "do not donate" list is the American Red Cross. Here's why.
Reflecting on multiple international crises, the freshman lawmaker joins calls for the US to have a people-first approach to granting refugee status to people from Haiti and Afghanistan.
The world paused on July 18, 2021, to celebrate what would have been Nelson Mandela's 103rd birthday. Here are some of his most memorable quotes.