Culture – Weddings
Akryoshe nti gahera mwitama “Something sweet does not last a long time in your mouth” Weddings are...
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Cultural Comparison
What’s in a Word: Swearing in America
Many immigrants express shock at the frequent, casual swearing and cursing they hear from Americans. Profanity is not acceptable in most African societies, so newcomers are taken by surprise when they hear vulgarity from people...
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Health & Fitness Through an African Lens
“Life is the foundation on which everything else is built, the most precious thing we have, so we...
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Hair Care Fair
African-born women living in Maine say that very few local hair salons are prepared to care for...
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Fire Safety in Our Homes
Did you know that, according to the National Fire Protection Association, fire departments...
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Dr. Abdullahi Ahmed Sheds light on the U.S. School system
Dr. Abdullahi Ahmed, assistant principal of Deering High School in Portland, took time on a recent...
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