The deputy Minister of information, Honorable Pius Enam Hadzide, became the toast of many attendees of the largest and most remarkable Ghanaian cultural festival in the diaspora, Chicago’s GhanafestTM; as he wowed the attendees with spectacular dance moves! Deputy Minister Hadzide, took on a challenge by one of the Adowa […]
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Kojo Asamoa-Caesar wins Oklahoma’s First Congressional District Democratic primary
Source: https://sankofaonline.com/ Kojo Asamoa-Caesar wins a landslide victory over Mark Keeter, in the Democratic primaries of the Oklahoma congregational district 1. He had 34,830 votes, representing 63.6 % of the total votes cast. He will run agaianst the unchallanged incumbent Republican, Kevin Hern in the 2020 general elections. Kojo Asamoa-Caesar […]
Ghanaians and other Africans in US embark on ‘black lives matter’ solidarity march
Source: Edem Mensah, Contributor Some Ghanaians and other African nationals in the United States of America on Sunday, embarked on a match to protest draconian treatment meted out to Black Americans. Following the tragic death of George Floyd in Minneapolis in the United States, there had been numerous marches across the […]
Stranded Ghanaians Head Home From Newark Airport.
The first batch of stranded Ghanaian evacuees from the United States left the Liberty International Airport in Newark for Accra today. The flight was arranged by the Consulate-General in New York and The Ghana Embassy in Washington DC for citizens of Ghana in the US who are registered with […]
Mayor Lightfoot and CDPH Announce Chicago Ready to Move to Phase Four on Friday, June 26
CHICAGO – Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot and the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) today announced that Chicago is on track to transition to phase four of the “Protecting Chicago” framework on Friday, June 26, alongside the rest of Illinois. The guidelines are aligned with the State-issued guidelines, with additional […]







