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Nationwide protests have taken place since October 7 despite the disbanding of the controversial Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) police unit.
The demonstrators have been accused of attacking police stations and personnel.
The rallies which are mostly attended by young people have become avenues to vent against corruption and unemployment.
Rights groups say at least 15 people have been killed the demonstrations began in early October.
It’s the lack of evident love in the church for Prophetess Shamailly Robinson which led her on a mission to change the narrative. Speaking on the importance of actions over words when it comes on to the quality described by the Bible as ‘the...
Hackney Council has called on its predominantly African and Caribbean residents to share ideas for names to replace existing ones on public spaces named after former slave owners in the east London borough. The council has formed a community...
More than 100 students across the parish of Clarendon were gifted with tablets, courtesy of the James and Friends Education Programme on Wednesday. Founder of the organisation, Otis James, told The Gleaner that the programme caters to almost 200...
The time has long pasted for our churches to come together and form consortiums of political activism.
THE annual celebration of the life and legacy of former Vice Chancellor Emeritus Professor Rex Nettleford of The University of the West Indies (The UWI) might this year be shadowed by the novel coronavirus pandemic, but it will have no impact on the work of the foundation established in his honour, which has been seeing to it that academics challenged by poverty but who 'exhibit the promise of Professor Nettleford' reach the heights of which they...
[Video] Meet Emma Christy Baker: First Black Female Officer on the Indianapolis Police Force
Emma Christy Baker blazed a path for African-American women when she became the first black female officer on the Indianapolis Police Department.
Baker received the same wage and probationary period as male officers.
Based on the recommendations in a 1917 report of the New York Bureau of Municipal Research that Indianapolis should employ policewomen to work outside the police station, thirteen policewomen (including two African-Americans) and a woman police sergeant were appointed to the Indianapolis Police Department at a special meeting of the Board of Public Safety on June 16, 1918.
During World War I, Emma and Clara Burnside became the first women to work outside the station, patrolling public places Downtown.
On June 15, 1918, Emma Baker became the first woman and the first black woman to be a police officer for the Indianapolis Police
PRECINCT REPORTER GROUP NEWS - The time-honored youth tradition for the NAACP, the Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics, is all the more special this year. It includes the 2021 Waudier Rucker-Hughes STEM Scholarship.
The post ACT-SO Students Get Good Money Going for the Gold first appeared on BlackPressUSA.
The Little Princess Trust was established in 2006 and to provide free human hair wigs to children and young people who lost their hair through cancer treatment
The post Breakthrough wigs made from Afro hair donations in historic first for charity appeared first on Voice Online.
Fresh off its $2 million coronavirus vaccine lottery, Maryland says it will now award $50,000 college scholarships to vaccinated youths as the state attempts to entice adolescents who've thus far resisted getting the shot.
The post Maryland to Give Out $1M in Scholarships to Vaccinated Youth appeared first on The Washington Informer.
BERTOUA, Cameroon — When Franki Angemin, 21, heard the news of eight young men buried alive by landfalls in Kambélé, east Cameroon, while prospecting for gold, he knew the same fate could have befallen him. Yet, [...]
