By D. Kevin McNeir
Special to the AFRO
kmcneir@afro.com
In 1990, Jimmie C. Gardner, now 59, was a member of the Chicago Cubs Minor League team in Charleston,
By John-Michael Lawrence
Medical research shows that a plant-based diet reduces the need for medication, reduces the need for health care, and prevents chronic ailments (diabetes,
How One Family’s Story Embodies Latino Resilience at the Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet
By Javian Grant
Our Weekly News
SANTA FE SPRINGS — When Jesse Herrera first
by AKANI CHAUKEJOHANNESBURG, (CAJ News) – SOUTH Africa’s loud anti-immigrant rhetoric—driven by groups such as Operation Dudula, ActionSA, and the Patriotic Alliance (PA)—continues to dominate
from MARIA MACHARIA in Nairobi, KenyaKenya BureauNAIROBI, (CAJ News) – CHINA has urged its citizens in Kenya to abide by local laws.
It has expressed concern
by LUKE ZUNGABULAWAYO, (CAJ News) – THE United States (US) is debating a new law to repeal or replace Zimbabwe Democracy and Economic Recovery Act
By Curtis Yee, Michael Warren, Carley Petesch and Bridget Brown
The House voted overwhelmingly to pass a bill Nov. 18 to force the Justice Department to
As the festive season approaches, thousands of travellers preparing to cross the Beitbridge Border Post are bracing for another year of long queues and congestions.
More than 130,000 residents across central Illinois found themselves racing for cover Tuesday afternoon as severe thunderstorms barreled through multiple counties with little warning. The
Britain’s intelligence service sounds alarm as foreign agents exploit professional networks to infiltrate Westminster Britain’s domestic intelligence agency has escalated concerns about foreign interference, alerting