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New initiative to re-enroll thousands of HBCU students

Southern University is not the only HBCU doing such outreach. The United Negro College Fund, an organization representing 37 private historically Black colleges and universities, recently launched a new initiative to bring 4,000 students back to HBCUs across the country to earn their degrees, aided by one-on-one coaching. The move mirrors other efforts by historically Black institutions to reclaim students who left, particularly amid the COVID-19 pandemic, which affected Black Americans at disproportionate rates in terms of infections and deaths, and led to job losses and other negative financial outcomes for low-income students and their families. More than five million Black Americans aged 25 and older have some college but no degree, according to Census Bureau data released in 2020.

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Strive Masiyiwa Named Britain s First Black Billionaire

Strive Masiyiwa Named Britain s First Black Billionaire
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Strive Masiyiwa named Britain s first black billionaire – The Zimbabwe Mail

Strive Masiyiwa named Britain s first black billionaire – The Zimbabwe Mail
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Strive Masiyiwa, 60, is named as Britain s first black billionaire by Sunday Times Rich List

London-based Strive Masiyiwa, 60, has clinched the accolade according to the Sunday Times Rich List. However the Zimbabwe-born businessman, who sits on the boards of Netflix and Unilever, has a more pressing goal in mind - attempting get Covid vaccines to Africa. Mr Masiyiwa, considered as one of Africa s most generous humanitarians, is currently the African Union s special envoy on the pandemic. And the businessman, a father of six, has recently secured 400 million doses of the Covid vaccine for the continent - home to 1.3billion people. Strive Masiyiwa (pictured with wife Tsitsi in 2016), who fled unrest in Zimbabwe, took on Robert Mugabe in order to start his businesses, and is now helping to provide Covid vaccines to Africa, has been named the first black billionaire

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