Monthly Archives: April 2015
Kenya Night Minnesota ends reign at the Blue Nile, finds new home
For many revelers looking for an authentic Kenyan dance night far from home, Kenya Night Minnesota's reign at the Blue Nile Restaurant and Lounge,...
Barway Collins Funeral Postponed to Allow Biological Mother to Attend
Community efforts to delay funeral arrangements for 10 year old Barway Collins whose body was found on April 11 in the Mississippi River in...
East African environmental activist wins major prize
On Earth Day, Apr. 22, Kenyan activist Phyllis Omido will take the stage in Washington DC to receive the Goldman Environmental Prize for her...
First genocide of 20th century was in Africa, says Nigerian writer, correcting Pope
An Anglo-Nigerian writer has respectfully urged Pope Francis to look beyond Armenia for the first genocide of the 20th century.
In an essay in the...
Minneapolis Star Tribune newspaper declares open season on Black leaders
In a series of sustained and unrelenting attacks, the Minneapolis Star Tribune newspaper has declared an Open Season on Black Leaders.
Beginning with a series...
Africans continue domination of Boston Marathon
Lelisa Desisa of Ethiopia has won the Boston marathon men's race again with an unofficial time of 2:09:17 improving on his win in 2013...
A stylish way to make a difference: Dandies Project 2015 Book Launch
“(dan.dy) a dandy is a gentleman who places particular importance upon physical aesthetics, refined in language and enjoys leisured hobbies. His life is pursued...
Fundraiser for Murder-Suicide Kenyan-American victim
Minnesota Kenyans and friends will gather tomorrow, April 11, to raise funds to send the body of one of their own, Esther Nyambura Muchina-Dobie,...
Worried about the cost of shots? The MnVFC program can help
Maria is the mom of a 12-month-old who is due for her next well child check-up with the doctor. Like any other parent, she...