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Toward Freedom Seeks an Africa Editorial Consultant

Toward Freedom Editor September 9, 2022 Toward Freedom Editor Admin, Archives, The More We Know...

UPDATE: The application deadline has passed.

Toward Freedom, an independent U.S.-based publication, seeks to hire an Africa Editorial Consultant with experience in journalism to help develop a remote Africa Bureau. Check out the requirements and deadline.

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Buhari Warns About Foreign Meddling As Nigeria Heads to Polls to Decide on Next President

African Stream February 24, 2023 African Stream Admin, Africa, Archives

Nigeria’s president has scolded Western diplomats for their comments about the way the February 25 presidential election is being run, warning against foreign meddling. Countries across Africa are up against Western-backed coup attempts and Western-supported disinformation campaigns. African Stream reports.

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Mali Bans French NGOs, Rejecting ‘Conditional Aid’

African Stream November 28, 2022 African Stream Admin, Africa, Archives

Editor’s Note: This video report was published by African Stream.

Mali bans French-supported and -funded NGOs from operating within its borders.

Speakers of three panels that took places December 11 at the first-ever African Peoples' Forum in Washington, D.C. / credit: Abena Disroe-Morris
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‘Economic Development As a Human Right’: First Panel of African Peoples’ Forum

Toward Freedom Editor December 15, 2022 Toward Freedom Editor Admin, Africa, Archives

Editor’s Note: This panel discussion was produced by the African Peoples’ Forum.

Journalist and activist Elias Amare, U.S./Africa Bridge Building Project Director Imani Countess, American Ethiopian Public Affairs Committee (AEPAC) organizer Elias Hiruy, and medical doctor and #NoMore Movement co-founder Simon Tesfamariam discussed economic development as a human right at the first-ever African Peoples’ Forum. The event was held December 11 at the Eritrean Civic & Cultural Center in Washington, D.C. Journalist Hermela Aregawi and activist Yolian Ogbu moderated.

TF editor Julie Varughese reported on this event being held to counter the Biden administration’s U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit.

 

 

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