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TRENDING: John Mahama has announced that all African passport holders traveling to Ghana for business or tourism will now apply for visas through a new online e-visa system without paying any visa fees. He said the move is aimed at improving travel access while maintaining security and efficient border management. President Mahama also revealed plans to expand easier travel access for people of African descent worldwide, describing the decision as part of Ghana’s long-standing commitment to Pan-African unity inspired by Kwame Nkrumah. _________________ John Mahama ametangaza kuwa raia wote wenye pasi za kusafiria za Afrika wanaosafiri kwenda Ghana kwa biashara au utalii sasa wataomba visa kupitia mfumo mpya wa mtandao bila kulipa ada yoyote. Amesema hatua hiyo inalenga kurahisisha safari huku ikiendelea kuimarisha usalama wa mipaka. Rais Mahama pia amesema Ghana inapanga kupanua urahisi wa safari kwa watu wenye asili ya Afrika duniani kote, akieleza kuwa hatua hiyo ni sehemu ya dhamira ya muda mrefu ya kuimarisha umoja wa Afrika uliowahi kuhimizwa na Kwame Nkrumah. 📷 @swahilinationnetwork

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In this video, we begin a series designed to help Africans and people of African descent understand the significance of ancestor veneration. These videos form a larger educational series to bring this tradition to light. In this episode, we answer The Procession. What our Ancestors Need for the Afterlife? Such includes Clothing, Money,and Drinks which are so important in these ceremonies—symbols of connection, remembrance, and continuity. Join us for the Ancestor Veneration Ceremony at the Ghanaian Museum, October 15th to 18th. Find out more in the link in our bio. #nkyinkyimmuseum #ancestorveneration #ancestorproject #nkyinkyiminstallation #

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In the 1950s, “haute couture” was the ultimate white gatekeeper. It meant the most exclusive, expensive, custom-made fashion in the world, and European elites strictly refused to sell it to Black women. Eunice Johnson responded with sheer economic force. She flew directly to Paris and bought the garments in cash. She brought them back to America and built the Ebony Fashion Fair amulti-million-dollar touring empire that forced designers to finally respect the massive buying power of the Black consumer.