African migrants in South Africa face attacks as xenophobic violence rises
William has lived in South Africa for about three decades. He migrated there from Kenya in 1996,...
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Violet Ikong
Race, identity, and belonging: Being a Black woman in America
July 25 marked the United Nations’ International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent,...
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Kenya’s Ebola facility controversy reveals how strategic deals are reshaping US-Africa health diplomacy
In late May, about two weeks after an Ebola outbreak was confirmed in the Democratic Republic of...
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How a sudden U.S. visa ban crippled healthcare in underserved communities
By Violet Ikong In January, the United States imposed a blanket visa ban on 39 countries,...
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UN declares transatlantic slave trade gravest crime against humanity. What’s next for Africa?
Gorée Island: Dakar, Senegal Photo | Leamus/iStock By Violet Ikong On March 25, the United Nations...
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