Conservative Anglicans form rival council, challenge Archbishop of Canterbury over same-sex unions
By Ignatius Ssuuna Kigali, Rwanda — Conservative Anglicans meeting in Nigeria’s capital, Abuja, on...
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“Should I still use MaineCare?”: Answering questions about health care and data privacy under the Trump administration
By Alex Carter MaineCare (Maine’s Medicaid program) provides free and low-cost healthcare to...
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Trapped Between States: A Survivor’s Journey Through ICE Detention
By Amjambo Africa Staff When we visited Gihozo, a pseudonym for a Congolese woman in her thirties...
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April Deadline Nears as Attorney Tells Amjambo Africa of Asylum Work Permit Concerns
By Elias Taye, Amjambo Africa An April 24 deadline is fast approaching for public comments on a...
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Zambia’s Lead Crisis: A Warning on Environmental Injustice and Children’s Rights
By Amjambo Africa Staff For decades, thousands of families in the Zambian city of Kabwe have lived...
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Lunar New Year 2026 Celebration: A Living Tradition in the Heart of Maine
By Rachel Ndjondjo On Sunday, March 1, 2026, the Westbrook Performing Arts Center came alive with...
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We Need Each Other: Ubuntu
By Susan Lebel Young To start our 27-person monthly “Creative Ideas” Zoom meet-up, our long-time...
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Bringing healthcare to Maine’s fields and waters: how the Maine Mobile Health Program supports seasonal workers
By Amy Harris For 40 years, the Maine Mobile Health Program (MMHP) has brought healthcare directly...
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Local News Day: Why Amjambo Africa is the Heartbeat of Our Community
By Elias Taye As we observe Local News Day on April 9, 2026, I find myself reflecting on a...
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Kwibuka 32: Maine community to honor victims of the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi
By Eloge Willy Kaneza A solemn commemoration marking the 32nd anniversary of the 1994 Genocide...
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Elias Taye takes the helm as Editor-in-Chief of Amjambo Africa
Elias Taye took over as Editor-in-Chief of Amjambo Africa on April 1, succeeding Kathreen...
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Winter in Maine: Staying Safe and Healthy Amid Ice, Snow, and Freezing Temperatures
By Amy Harris Most Mainers, no matter how long they’ve lived in the state, will tell you this...
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Dozens killed, more than 100 injured as suicide bombers attack Nigeria’s Borno State
By Violet Ikong On the evening of March 16, more than 20 people were killed in multiple bomb...
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International Women’s Day in Portland: Solidarity, culture, and hope at the heart of the diaspora
By Rachel Ndjondjo | Photo by Mark Mattos Every year on March 8, the world marks International...
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From fear to eviction risk: how ICE operations created a housing emergency — and a fragile lifeline
By Eloge Willy Kaneza and Ernest Ndayisaba In late January, fear moved faster than snowstorms...
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