*In 1999, the classic film “The Best Man” was released, changing the culture forever. Following the success of the film, 14 years later, in 2013, the cast reunited for “The Best Man: Holiday” which became a huge success. Now, 9 years later, the cast that audiences have grown to love has reunited once more, to
Uk-Based Nigerian gospel singer and music minister, Idowu Eyin wraps up the year 2022 with a sizzling praise offering and she aptly titles it “Oga Ju Praise Party“. The dynamic songstress teams up with the sensational Laolu Gbenjo – The Alujo Master and his Amazing LG team, to deliver this sweet highlife fusion sure to
Nigerian Gospel artist Prince Tom debuts the music scene with his first official single “Jesus Loves Me More,” produced By Echris. The indigenous-flavored song is a song that acknowledges the love of Christ in our lives. Prince shares; “I started singing when I was down and felt so hopeless, I saw Jesus appear to me
“Rejoice” is the newest single from Nigerian saxophonist, Shola Sax – out today available now on all major digital platforms. The inspiring tune is a blend of traditional and contemporary songs of praise and worship to God. It is an invitation to everyone to give God-deserving praise. Shola Sax is widely known for his unmatchable
Singer, Music Producer, Pianist, and sound designer, Chimezie has released a brand new single titled “I Will Worship You” – available today on digital platforms. According to Chimezie, the new song came at different times. “The chorus was the first thing that came during a personal worship time while the verse was given 3 years
By Russell Gloor, AMAC and AMAC Foundation Dear Rusty: I’ll be 69 in April 2023, and my wife will be 59 later this month. I’m still working and am trying to determine whether I should take Social Security at 69 or 70. My main question revolves around my wife’s future Social Security benefits and how
By Nadira Jamerson, Word in Black Toxic air. Dirty water. It seems we find out every day about another Black neighborhood being damaged by environmental pollution. The Justice Department recently filed a complaint against the city of Jackson, Miss. — which has been without clean water since August — over its alleged violations of the
By Michael Casey and Christina Larson, The Associated Press A day after negotiators reached a landmark biodiversity agreement, the pressure was already growing on countries, business leaders and the environmental community to deliver on its ambitious promises to protect the planet — and not repeat the failures of past deals. Delegates expressed optimism in Montreal
By Peter C. Brooks Although many local policymakers and federal officials would lead you to believe that present-day United States is a color-blind society that is committed to equality in education, employment, and opportunity, when it comes to Native Americans, the statistics overwhelming indicate otherwise. Despite an optimistic jobs report published by the United Bureau
By Megan Sayles, AFRO Business Writer, Report for America Corps Member, msayles@afro.com The COVID-19 pandemic made digital literacy essential for navigating everyday life. People relied on Zoom and various video conferencing platforms to work from home, attend school, and check in with friends and family while the country was subjected to stay-in-place ordinances. Online delivery