Adeniyi Sanusi is a Brand Communications specialist who has a flair for simplifying complex marketing situations to bring about needed business transformation solutions. He is also passionate about inspiring change in his homeland, Nigeria.
A World Bank report has indicated that the Nigerian diaspora population remitted $65.34billion within the last three years; which also helped to boost economic activity in their homeland.
Celebrating award-winning artist and art advocate, Oliver Enwonwu SMO Contemporary Art presents Politics of Representation, an exhibition of paintings celebrating award-winning artist and art advocate Oliver Enwonwu at the Alliance Française Gallery from 20 September to 10 October, 2021.
The first ever African Heritage Festival in Anne Arundel County is set to take place on the 18th of September 2021 from 12 noon till 4pm.
The African Heritage Studies Association (AHSA) was founded in 1969. Since that time, it has been instrumental in reconstructing, representing, and promoting African history and culture.
Australian based Singer and Songwriter of Indian descent, Janaki Easwar is the contestant to watch out for in this year’s edition of The Voice Australia.
Two African American siblings who survived the 1921 Tulsa massacre arrived in Ghana on Sunday 15th August 2021 for a week-long historic visit.
Dedicated to the beautiful Intentional Mother “Behind every successful mother is a sea of other supportive mothers” – Monique Russell.
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought its own significant impact to the world. In Indonesia, COVID-19 has infected over 3 million people since the first identified case in March 2020 and at least 90.552 people have died due to the virus. (Source: www.covid19.go.id, accessed on July 30th 2021).
Diasporas include people who have migrated from their homelands as well as refugees from conflict areas around the world. In ensuring that diaspora engagement efforts are fruitful, we need to take all groups into account so that no one will be left out.
