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    Wulf, along with Joseph Mizzi, co-founded 14+ Foundation in 2012 to build schools in rural African communities.
    Music
    24 October 2024

    How Nchimunya Wulf Found Healing and Purpose By Building Schools in Zambia

    Inspired by a personal loss, the Zambian Danish philanthropist returned to her roots to build something meaningful.

    ‘Brief Tender Light’ stars Sante, Fidelis, Billy and Philip (left to right), dressed in graduation caps and gowns, walk towards the camera on the MIT campus.
    Film + TV
    28 March 2024

    This Documentary Captures the African Student Experience in the U.S.

    Inspired by his own experience, Arthur Musah, in Brief Tender Light, follows the lives of four young Africans who began their journey in the U.S. as students of MIT, adding a fresh and insightful perspective into the canon of African immigrant stories.

    The Five Must-Have Apps for Diaspora Africans in 2020
    News
    13 January 2020

    The Five Must-Have Apps for Diaspora Africans in 2020

    These mobile apps and digital platforms are making it easier for Africans across the world to find jobs and scholarships, get new citizenship and send money overseas.

    South African Education System is Finally Making History Curriculum More Afrocentric
    News
    19 December 2018

    South African Education System is Finally Making History Curriculum More Afrocentric

    The history of Africa and South Africa in particular will no longer be taught as a mere afterthought.

    University of Cape Town Names Memorial Hall After Khoi Heroine Sarah Baartman
    News
    14 December 2018

    University of Cape Town Names Memorial Hall After Khoi Heroine Sarah Baartman

    The Council of the University made the historic decision of renaming their Memorial Hall in honor of the young enslaved Khoi woman, Sarah Baartman.

    New UCT Vice-Chancellor: “We Have to Work at Being The Best FOR Africa”
    News Brief
    18 April 2018

    New UCT Vice-Chancellor: “We Have to Work at Being The Best FOR Africa”

    New UCT vice-chancellor Mamokgethi Phakeng wants to ensure students' issues are heard.

    These African Educators Have Been Shortlisted For the Million Dollar 'Global Teacher of the Year' Award
    News Brief
    14 December 2017

    These African Educators Have Been Shortlisted For the Million Dollar 'Global Teacher of the Year' Award

    A number of African educators have been nominated for the million dollar "Nobel Peace Prize" of teaching.

    Rhodes University is Keeping its Colonial Name, For Now
    News Brief
    07 December 2017

    Rhodes University is Keeping its Colonial Name, For Now

    Out of 24 members of Rhodes University council, nine members voted for, while 15 voted against the name change.

    This is why the University of Cape Town May Stop Offering Law Degree
    News Brief
    17 November 2017

    This is why the University of Cape Town May Stop Offering Law Degree

    It's reported that the CHE had raised concerns about UCT's academic support for black law students and the success rate of black students in general.

    Watch Rihanna Teach Math and Play With Kids In Malawi
    News
    08 June 2017

    Watch Rihanna Teach Math and Play With Kids In Malawi

    In January this year, Rihanna visited Malawi to learn about the challenges the country’s education system faces.

    DC: Africa Gathering in The U.S. Capital
    USA
    03 November 2011

    DC: Africa Gathering in The U.S. Capital

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