Christian Women Fellowship

Cameroonian Women at the Aurora First Presbyterian Church Celebrate World Day of Prayer

The vibrant Chris­t­ian Women’s Fel­low­ship (CWF) of Aurora’s First Pres­by­ter­ian Church joy­ful­ly came togeth­er with women around the globe on March 9th to mark World Day of Prayer. This cher­ished cel­e­bra­tion, now a delight­ful annu­al tra­di­tion for the group, unit­ed mem­bers of the Pres­by­ter­ian Church, PC-USA con­gre­ga­tion, the Cameroon­ian com­mu­ni­ty, friends, and oth­er Chris­tians to…

Citizens of the ‘country no one has heard of’ reply to Trump — BBC Africa

In a recent speech in the US Con­gress, Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump said that the US would be cut­ting aid to Lesotho, adding that it was an African nation that “nobody has ever heard of”. We took to the streets of Maseru, Lesotho’s cap­i­tal city, to get their reac­tions.  #Lesotho #don­aldtrump #Trumpon­Le­sotho Sub­scribe: http://bit.ly/subscribetoafrica Web­site: https://www.bbc.com/africa…

Trump’s return sparks renewed hope among Nigerian separatists

ABUJA, NIGERIA — As U.S. Pres­i­­dent-elect Don­ald Trump pre­pares for his sec­ond inau­gu­ra­tion on Jan. 20, thou­sands of miles away in Nige­ria his return to pow­er has reignit­ed hope among Biafra seces­sion­ists. Some view him as a pos­si­ble ally in their decades-long bat­tle for auton­o­my – though at least one ana­lyst thinks they should low­er their…

Ivory Coast asks French troops to leave, latest African country to do so

ABIDJAN, IVORY COAST — Ivory Coast announced on Tues­day that French troops will leave the coun­try after a decades­long mil­i­tary pres­ence. It is the lat­est African nation to down­scale mil­i­tary ties with its for­mer colo­nial pow­er. Ivo­rian Pres­i­dent Alas­sane Ouat­tara said the pull­out would begin in Jan­u­ary. France has had as many as 600 troops in Ivory Coast.…

YouthRoots

Kenyans Abroad: Sheila Van de Graaph and YouthRoots

  Youth­Roots is a non-prof­it orga­ni­za­tion you prob­a­bly have nev­er heard of. Head­quar­tered in Den­ver, Col­orado, it taps into the pow­er of young peo­ple to make deci­sions that affect their lives. We dis­cov­ered Youth­Roots and their work on Novem­ber 13th when we attend­ed a gath­er­ing at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Den­ver’s Kor­bel School of Inter­na­tion­al Stud­ies titled “Con­nect­ed­ness in a Dis­con­nect­ed World.”…

Lyombe Eko

Spears Books Presents Cameroon Anglophone Literature

The Cameroon Anglo­phone cri­sis remains a dai­ly news top­ic. Although it might appear neglect­ed, numer­ous con­cerned cit­i­zens are eager to high­light it to the glob­al com­mu­ni­ty. Cameroon­ian Anglo­phones, includ­ing Lyombe Eko, seek to edu­cate oth­ers on Cameroon’s his­to­ry and rel­e­vant issues and advo­cate for a res­o­lu­tion. The Anglo­phone Dilem­ma and the Unfor­get­table Past Through its myriad…

Students for Africa

DU’s Students for Africa Host Community Dinner After Elections

The recent com­mu­ni­ty din­ner orga­nized by the Stu­dents for Africa group at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Den­ver’s Kor­bel School of Inter­na­tion­al Stud­ies was spe­cial. It was spe­cial because the con­cept of unit­ing the com­mu­ni­ty for dia­logue occurs only occa­sion­al­ly in this town. As a par­tic­i­pant, I had not seen any­thing like this for quite some time,…