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WorldFish Welcomes New Directors - Vimarsana News

WorldFish Welcomes New Directors

WorldFish is pleased to announce the appointment of two new Directors who will help steer WorldFish’s global research development agenda for aquatic food systems. 

Cameroon Bamenda wia only coffin business dey boom - Vimarsana News

Cameroon Bamenda wia only coffin business dey boom

One city for Cameroon wey dey bubble before before, Bamenda don dey cry for help sake of di war wey dey happun dia for five-years.

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The Black Migrant Trail of Tragedies - Vimarsana News

The Black Migrant Trail of Tragedies

Immigrants from Africa and the Caribbean who make the dangerous trek across the Americas to the US face racist policies and practices everywhere they go.

SDSU honors course students exchange letters migrants in detention - Vimarsana News

SDSU honors course students exchange letters migrants in detention

San Diego State University’s Honor 113 section on Borders, Migration and Detention in the Americas, taught by Professor Kate Swanson, has spent the spring 2021 semester studying conditions at the U.S./Mexico border.  As a function of this course students read and respond to letters from migrants currently in detention, primarily in Louisiana and Texas. These letters are exchanged in collaboration with Haitian Bridge Alliance and the Coalition in Defense of Black Immigrants. Pictured below is one of those letters. Addressed to President Joe Biden, it was sent by Cameroonian asylum seekers t...

2020 was a hazardous year for African journalists marked by killings, harassment, arrests, Covid - Vimarsana News

2020 was a hazardous year for African journalists marked by killings, harassment, arrests, Covid

2020 was a hazardous year for African journalists marked by killings, harassment, arrests, Covid Issued on: African journalists risked attacks, arrest and even death in 2020 RFI/Pierre Pinto 6 min The year 2020 has proven to be a dangerous year for African journalists, some of whom were killed on assignment while others were killed in custody. Others were harassed while working, arrested while working, or stricken by Covid-19. The month of December was especially dangerous. Advertising Read more The internatio...

Source: rfi.fr