Issue 003 — September 2026
Education, Leadership, and Africa’s Global Future Professor Euloge Yiagnigni belongs to the category of African intellectuals whose authority does not…
WHAT BLACK-OWNED BUSINESSES SHOULD KNOW ABOUT AFRICAN MARKETS (pp. 65 to 68) For years, «Africa is the future» has been…
Adapt, Innovate, or Be Left Behind (pp. 70 to 71) He did not speak like a food critic. He spoke…
TWO COMMUNITIES. ONE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY (pp. 72 to 73) Some businesses begin with capital. Others begin with proximity. The most…
(pp. 75 to 78) Every bridge worth respecting has two qualities: it lasts, and it carries weight. That is the…
September’s Key Black America-Africa Events (pp. 80 to 81) September 2026 is not just crowded. It is consequential. Across Washington,…
Culture, Heritage, and Discovery (pp. 83 to 86) There are destinations one visits for scenery, and others one visits for…
From Survival to Ownership – The Black Storyteller Who Built His Own Hollywood (pp. 88 to 91) As Beauty in…
Don’t Just Live in America. Participate in It. (pp. 93 to 94) There comes a moment in the life of…
OPENING STORY (pp. 6 to 7) Across the United States, the signs of African success are increasingly visible. In universities,…
(pp. 9 to 12) For many years, the story of African migration to the United States was told in reduced…
Education, Ambition, and Achievement in America. (pp. 14 to 17) For many readers across the African diaspora, the phrase «Nigerian…
The Scholars Shaping Tomorrow (pp. 19 to 22) In the American imagination, the immigrant success story is often told through…
THE HBCU CONNECTION (pp. 24 to 27) For many African immigrant families in the United States, the college conversation tends…
