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New York City Deploys America’s Largest Network of Solar-Powered Electric Vehicle Chargers

50 new charging stations will power city government fleet vehicles using sunlight   NEW YORK—The de Blasio Administration announced today the deployment of 50 solar-powered charging stations across the five boroughs that will power New York City’s growing fleet of electric government vehicles. Known as solar carports, each station will charge vehicles using sunlight. These

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Reggae Music Given Protected Status By UNESCO

UNESCO, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, has added reggae music to its list of cultural institutions worthy of protection and preservation. The genre is now part of a list of over 300 cultural traditions, including Dominican merengue, Slovakian bagpipe music and Vietnamese xoan singing. Jamaica submitted Reggae to UNESCO for consideration this year as part

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Chinese Investors Using Ghanaian Fronts To Control Fisheries Industry

Chinese control is widespread in Ghana’s industrial fishing fleets despite national legislation prohibiting foreign ownership, a new study claims. Operating through “front” Ghanaian companies, over 90% of Ghana’s industrial trawl sector is now linked to Chinese firms, the London-based Environmental Justice Foundation said. Some of these deals include hiring purchase agreements, where the license holder pays part

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4th Edition Of New York Kente Festival Announced

The Ghana Heritage Kente Festival Committee New York has announced this year’s edition of the Annual New York Kente Festival. The 4th in the series, this year’s festival is themed “Kente, a Symbol of Our Unique National Cohesion” and is designed to be a celebration of cultural diversity in an equally culturally diverse cosmopolis. The event will

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PLO Lumumba’s Expulsion From Zambia Attracts Outcry

China’s influence in Africa has some leaders trying hard to please their new, rich and seemingly generous foreign partners.  This week, Zambian authorities roiled the nation’s waters by deporting an influential pan-Africanist professor before he could disembark at Kenneth Kaunda International Airport and before he could address a class of graduating university seniors on the

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