#year of return

[black2infinity]

CIARA;

"July 26, history was made.

On this year’s United Nations International Day of Women and Girls of African Descent, I was honored to receive Beninese citizenship, becoming the first person in the world granted nationality under this new initiative!

To be welcomed by His Excellency President Patrice Talon, the Office of Benin Tourism, and the beautiful people of Benin is a moment I will never forget.

Thank you Benin for opening your arms and your heart to me. See you soon"

[ofoeamegavie]

Nike Shox X Tema Free The Youth home coming campaign.

Directed by @sarfbort

Photography by Ofoe Amegavie, 2019

Tema - Ghana

[beautifullyonyx]

A quick walkthrough of the beautiful Aburi Botanical Garden in Accra, Ghana

[afriblaq]

Young Black Americans who want to explore their roots can take a free birthright trip to Africa. Here's how

There are a lot of things that make up who we are as people. Our physical features, our pet peeves, our passions -- and our roots. It's a pu

[afrochella]

Afrochella celebrates African greatness -- a wave that will never ever ever die (at least in our books)! Last year was an outburst of such amazing talent exuding from Ghana and neighboring countries like Nigeria, Togo and Senegal. We even had the Full Circle guests stop by for a turn-up. 

Here’s a recap of some of the art, music, food, fashion and culture we experienced! This is the energy we expect to see for 2019! Grab your tickets at afrochella.com/tickets

[darnellclayton]

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This is really cool! So before leaving her post as the African Union Ambassador to the United States, Arikana Chihombori Quao wants those in the African Diaspora to be able to obtain citizenship on the continent of Africa!

[africanamericanreports]

Ghana granted citizenship to over 100 African Americans as part of Year of Return

As Osibisa’s “Welcome Home” played in the background, 100 African-Americans and 26 Afro-Caribbeans, dressed in colorful traditional cost...

As Osibisa’s “Welcome Home” played in the background, 100 African-Americans and 26 Afro-Caribbeans, dressed in colorful traditional costumes, became Ghana’s newest citizens.