‘Sanctuary people’ redefine what it means to protect immigrants in uncertain times
By Gina Perez | Professor and Chair of Comparative American Studies, Oberlin College and...
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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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Heart, History, and Heroics: Africa’s unforgettable run at the 2026 World Cup
The story of African teams at the World Cup has always been one where technical skill and fearless...
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After the final whistle: Reflections on the biggest FIFA World Cup ever
By Haile Degefa for Amjambo Africa July 18, 2026, the eve of the FIFA World Cup final. American...
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“Risk to public in Maine remains extremely low” amid Central African Ebola outbreak, Maine CDC says
As a deadly Ebola outbreak continues to claim lives across parts of Central Africa, public health...
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Lewiston Juneteenth celebration honors freedom, resilience, and the generations who paved the way
By Eloge Willy Kaneza Community leaders, residents, artists, and advocates gathered June 20 at the...
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Maine’s Latino community mobilizing for Venezuelan earthquake relief
By Elias Taye The distance between Maine and Venezuela is measured in thousands of miles, but for...
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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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“We wanted more than survival”: Somali Bantu farmers rebuild life, land, and identity in Maine
By Eloge Willy Kaneza In the quiet agricultural pockets of Maine, where mornings begin with dew...
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