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Go Tell it on Da Mountain

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We began the final trek up Mount Kilimanjaro at midnight. Up the last 6000-plus feet to the rooftop of Africa. Up the sheer slope along a zigzagging path of scree and volcanic rock to Uhuru Peak.

Jakaya Kikwete is Tanzania’s President of the People

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Tanzania’s Fourth President, Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete who took office after last November’s landslide election victory is a man of the people who combines the wisdom and vision of Nyerere and the liberalization stances of the economy of Mwinyi and Mkapa.

Center for West African Families Grand Opens

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Minneapolis - On a cold February afternoon, more than 650 visitors paraded through the hallways and offices of the new Center for Families to check out the newest innovation in North Minneapolis created to help struggling families succeed.

Kenya Wins Shield at Rugby Tourney

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 12— defeated the , 26-12, to win the 2006 USA Sevens rugby tournament Shield at the Home Depot Center .

Minnesota Companies Cite Growing Need for International Business Skills

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As Minnesota companies become increasingly involved in the global economy, demand is growing for employees trained in areas of international business. 

Family Based Immigration

A regular column by the immigration team at the Blackwell Igbanugo law firm of Minneapolis, exclusive to Mshale.

 

There are generally four ways to obtain permanent residence in the . 

Secretary of State Mary Kiffmeyer Addresses Alpha Kappa Alpha Day at the Capitol

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SAINT PAUL  - Minnesota Secretary of State Mary Kiffmeyer addressed the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.’s “Day at the Capitol” gathering on February 9th in Saint Paul.

Twin Cities Muslims Peacefully Rally against Controversial Cartoons

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Minneapolis, MN – Overseas, protests over cartoons were hardly non-violent. But the one organized by Twin Cities Muslims was deliberately different: Peaceful. 

Olympics Boxing Icon in Fight for Disabled Persons

A debilitating injury may have left Kenyan boxing legend Dick “Tiger” Murunga on a wheelchair, but it has not stopped him from fighting. Only this time he is fighting for the rights of people with disabilities in . And, he intends to punch his message all the way to the United States Congress, the United Nations and various international organizations.

Court Of Appeals Agrees That American Child Could Suffer FGM if Returned to Ethiopia

An Exclusive Column for Mshale by the Law Firm of Blackwell Igbanugo of Minneapolis. The largest Black owned law fim in the United States.

Reflections on Culture

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East African Traveler   

 

 

It took the Dixie Chicks at an East/West African-Arab wedding to help me get over my case of Mzungu-Know-It-All. Alright, let’s backtrack.