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Journalist Jean Hakuzimana brings the voices of new Mainers on air on his new radio show, Amjambo Time.
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Among the things we take for granted in today’s America is knowing the time …which makes transportation, business and national events possible. This,…
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It’s been two decades since the hundred-day mass slaughter, aimed at the country’s minority Tutsi population, and Rwanda is starting to see success in…
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During the 1700's, many Portsmouth residents were of African descent– some slave, some free— and were buried in a segregated cemetery. That cemetery was…
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LIFTing Street KidsBefore moving to New Hampshire, Merhawi Wells-Bogue earned his living on the streets of the Ethiopian city of Mekelle. Years later, while studying…
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During the 1700's, many Portsmouth residents were of African descent– some slave, some free— and were buried in a segregated cemetery. That cemetery was…
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It may be the largest war in the world that we don’t hear about. The death toll of what is now called the Great War of Africa likely stretches into the…
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Although the death of Osama bin Laden was a major blow to the terrorist group, al Qaeda, it has found new life in Africa, where groups aligned with its…
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The trope goes something like this: one minute you’re teaching your kid to tie his shoes, and the next he’s showing you how to use the new Blu-Ray player.…
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West African singer-songwriter Fatoumata Diawara has a back story not unlike many of today’s cosmopolitan Africans. She was born in Ivory Coast to parents…