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The Tri Buchanan Development Corporation and Partners officially dedicate Liberia’s first postwar learning center today, Friday, February 23, 2024, that contains a modern library near the Paynesville City Corporation (PCC).

McMaster University is a partner in a new program that will provide support for our students and other youth from across Canada to go on internships in Liberia and Ghana.The African Youth International Internship Project is a partnership between McMa

As a government-sponsored refugee, Leo Johnson was inspired by how Hamiltons libraries served its community with supports beyond books. It led him to build one in his native Liberia.

The African Youth International Internship Project, a partnership between McMaster, Empowerment Squared and charitable organization Schools of Dreams, received $4.9 million in funding from Global Affairs Canada.

After more than a decade of work, Hamiltonian Leo Nupolu Johnson is preparing for the opening of a library and learning centre in his home country of Liberia.

Honourees to be recognized at three New Years Levee events.

Mississauga resident Daniel Horszynski remembers the day when he found out he had won the prestigious Export Development Canada (EDC) $5,000 scholarship. “I had just woken up from where I

When Cyprin Ontita came to Canada from Kenya, he said he was 'in the dark' about what life would be like as an asylum seeker. He had to sleep outside in Toronto before someone suggested he would find space in Hamilton. He's now one of many in the city's shelter system.

Africa’s first female head of state met with Black students, faculty after receiving honorary doctorate 

Organization offers a treasury of lectures, presentations and learning experiences for older adults, Jeff Mahoney writes