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The Black American & African Bridge

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SHIN'AFRIKA Magazine is a modern Afro-global media platform amplifying the voices, achievements, experiences, and future of Black communities across America, Africa, and the diaspora.

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THE GOVERNOR WHO SAYS WHAT THE GOVERNOR WON’T
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THE GOVERNOR WHO SAYS WHAT THE GOVERNOR WON’T

The most consequential political commentary coming out of Nigeria this year is not written. It is performed in a red traditional cap and a chieftaincy...

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LETTER TO THE DIASPORA
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LETTER TO THE DIASPORA

An Open Letter to African Immigrants On behalf of their Black American brothers and sisters.…

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VOICES FROM BLACK AMERICA
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VOICES FROM BLACK AMERICA

OWNERSHIP, OBLIGATION AND THE END OF THE DONATION Two communities across one ocean, on the…

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AFRICAN FUTURES – THREE TRAJECTORIES, AND THE INDICATORS THAT WILL SEPARATE THEM
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AFRICAN FUTURES – THREE TRAJECTORIES, AND THE INDICATORS THAT WILL SEPARATE THEM

Resource industrialisation, technological leapfrogging, integration from below — and the figures that will show which one is happening. (pp. 78 to 80) The decade in...

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If We Are So Accomplished, Why Are We Still So Disconnected?
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If We Are So Accomplished, Why Are We Still So Disconnected?

OPENING STORY (pp. 6 to 7) Across the United States, the signs of African success…

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LOUIS FARRAKHAN IN AFRICA
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LOUIS FARRAKHAN IN AFRICA

THE MAN WHO WENT BACK BEFORE IT WAS FASHIONABLE There is a version of the diaspora-return story that begins in…

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NEOCOLONIALISM: THE DEBATE
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NEOCOLONIALISM: THE DEBATE

The colonization that never had to end Colonization did not end because it stopped working. It ended because direct administration…

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INTERVIEW: PROFESSOR EULOGE YIAGNIGNI
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Education, Leadership, and Africa’s Global Future Professor Euloge Yiagnigni belongs to the category of African intellectuals whose authority does not…

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AFRICAN AMERICAN VOICE – MARCUS WHITFIELD

MARCUS WHITFIELD MARCUS WHITFIELD, 46. Founder, freight and logistics company. Atlanta, Georgia. He built a…

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AFRICAN FUTURES – THREE TRAJECTORIES, AND THE INDICATORS THAT WILL SEPARATE THEM

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