3 Pan-African Pillars: Afro-Brazilian god wins Rio carnival, African untapped business market, African Union Ambassador to the USA
Hello AfriKili Family, Let’s explore our 3 Pan-African pillars: History, Business and Politics HISTORY Exú, the Afro-Brazilian god, wins the title at the Rio carnival After being cancelled for 2 years due to Covid-19, the Rio Carnival resumed this year in a show that was joyful, committed, and celebrated its African roots, from Wednesday, April […]
3 Pan-African Pillars : Ayiti to Haiti, Reginald Lewis, Women’s Political Participation
Hello AfriKili Family, Let’s explore our 3 Pan-African pillars: History, Business and Politics HISTORY Haiti, the 1st Black Republic On January 1, 1804, General Dessalines signed the Haitian Declaration of Independence, which made Saint Domingue the first independent nation in the Caribbean, the second democracy in the western hemisphere, and the first black republic in […]
3 Pan-African Pillars: Black History Month, African continental market (AfCFTA), Governance by Mo Ibrahim.
Hello AfriKili Family, Happy Black History Month to our brothers and sisters in the United States of America. Let’s explore our 3 Pan-African pillars: History, Business and Politics HISTORY Black History Month in the USA: How it all started In the United States of America, Black History Month is celebrated every February to honor the […]
Introduction to AfriKili 7: Out of Many, One! Let’s Get to Work!
Africa has everything to be the leading continent in the world! It is the richest continent by natural resources, it has the human resource to transform its natural resources, and it has the size to be the biggest market. However, the current African nations were not designed to do it alone! All the African nations […]
Introduction to AfriKili 6: From the Diaspora to the Motherland!
Whether you are in the diaspora or from the diaspora, you have a big role to play in the AfriKili fight. As a matter of fact, the Pan-African dream and the fight for a unified Africa began with great men and women in the diaspora. There were people like William Edward Burghardt Du Bois (W.E.B. […]
Introduction to AfriKili 1: Fasten your seatbelts, AfriKili is taking off!!!
Hello World! Welcome to the AfriKili blog. I am extremely excited to launch it! Over the first 7 days of this blog’s existence, I will introduce the Afrikili concept by posting 7 daily entries. At the end of this 7-day series of entries, you will have a clear understanding of what AfriKili aims to achieve […]