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Diaspora Watch, 17th Edition: Uniting African Voices, Shaping the Future

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Diaspora Watch newspaper - Vol. 17 - SEPT 23 - 29, 2024

We are thrilled to announce the release of the 17th edition of Diaspora Watch Weekly, straight from Washington DC!

DIASPORA WATCH, a weekly news publication of Excel Global Media Group, is a beacon of unity and a champion of African excellence.

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As the global stage prepares for the 79th United Nations General Assembly, we are thrilled to announce the release of the 17th edition of Diaspora Watch. This vibrant publication serves as a beacon, illuminating the pivotal issues and remarkable achievements of the African diaspora community.

In this edition, we spotlight Ahunna Eziakonwa, a prominent leader with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), who champions trade empowerment and connectivity across continents in Africa. We are also anticipating the compelling address by Grenada’s Prime Minister, Dickon Mitchell, at this year’s UN session, showcasing the urgency of international cooperation.

Economic prospects shine bright as we explore Nigeria’s ambitious projection of a $400 billion economy by 2026. We delve into Innoson’s groundbreaking electric vehicle lineup, a cornerstone of Nigeria’s green revolution, poised to transform the automotive landscape.

Tackling the delicate and contentious discourse, we confront former President Trump’s alarming statement regarding Israel’s existence being at risk should Kamala Harris win the highly anticipated November 5 U.S. Presidential Election. This provocative assertion raises crucial questions about political rhetoric and international relations.

Moreover, we address urgent concerns facing Africa, including evolving espionage threats highlighted by recent panic stemming from pager explosions in Beirut, devastating floods in West and Central Africa, and a rising tide of anti-foreigner sentiment worldwide. Our coverage extends to the inspiring stories of African refugees in the U.S. who are embracing agriculture as a pathway to new beginnings, alongside Arsenal’s Khari Ranson, who takes pride in his Nigerian-Ghanaian heritage.

On a more uplifting note, we introduce you to Lyzianah Emakoua, our featured Diva—a dynamic young leader and founder of the Center for Community Impact and Sustainability (CCIS). As the USA Executive Director of Hallmark International Youth Club (HIYC), Lyzianah is making significant strides in empowering communities and youth.

Join us as we navigate the intricate tapestry of the African diaspora experience, celebrating its complexities and successes. Together, let us forge a brighter future.

The launch of the UN’s “Pact for the Future” underscores the urgent need for collective action in addressing global challenges. Through Diaspora Watch, we amplify the diverse voices and powerful African narratives that shape our world.

Stay informed, engaged, and inspired with Diaspora Watch, your essential guide to understanding and celebrating the dynamic world of the diaspora.

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Hurray! It’s the 25th Edition of Diaspora Watch!

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25th edition of Diaspora Watch - NOV 18 - 24, 2024

Introducing the 25th edition of Diaspora Watch, your premier source of news and perspectives from around the world! This edition is packed with captivating stories and in-depth analysis that will keep you informed and engaged.

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Imagine being able to stay ahead of the curve on global developments, from the latest appointments in the White House to the impact of climate change on Caribbean nations.

Our team has curated the most pressing stories, including Trump’s historic appointment of 27-year-old Caroline Leavitt as White House Press Secretary, the youngest in U.S. history.

You’ll also gain insights into the landmark legal battle between the CIA, FBI, and DEA over secrecy on Tinubu’s past, and the expected surge in migration to Canada amidst Trump’s expanding deportation policies.

The edition delves into Africa’s capacity to address its own challenges, and how the British took control of Nigeria for less than £1 million.

But that’s not all. Our features section showcases the triumphs of individuals making a difference, including Chidinma Adetshina, the first Nigerian to win Miss Universe runner-up. And for sports enthusiasts, get the scoop on Jake Paul and Mike Tyson’s $60 million boxing payday.

Get ready to be informed, inspired, and entertained with the 25th edition of Diaspora Watch. Stay ahead of the curve and dive into the world of news and perspectives that matter.

25th edition of Diaspora Watch - NOV 18 - 24, 2024

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Diaspora Watch Vol. 24: A New Era, A Historic Victory, and the Pulse of the Global African Experience

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Diaspora Watch 24: A New Era, A Historic Victory, and the Pulse of the Global African Experience

Welcome to the highly anticipated 23rd volume of Diaspora Watch, your indispensable source connecting the vibrant African diaspora around the world! This edition is packed with captivating stories and in-depth analysis.

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In this power-packed issue, we delve into the seismic shift of the US 2024 elections, where Donald Trump defied the odds for an extraordinary, historic victory. Against all predictions—where many had their bets on Kamala Harris becoming the first female President—we dissect the issues, scrutinize the election process, and explore the growing influence of money in American politics. Over $15 billion was spent on campaigns and ads, raising urgent questions about the future of democracy itself. In the wake of this, we examine the rising anxiety among immigrants, whose fate hangs in the balance after Trump’s political resurgence.

We also take a critical look at Kemi Badenoch’s unexpected rise as the new leader of the Conservative Party in the UK—her reluctance to identify with her Nigerian roots has sparked controversy, despite efforts from the Nigerian Diaspora Commission to celebrate her achievement.

Meanwhile, Ghana’s President Akufo-Addo faces mounting backlash after unveiling a statue in his honor amidst economic turmoil, as his administration approaches its end.

This edition also highlights the inspiring stories of 10 notable African Americans who have traced their ancestry back to Africa, underscoring the profound ties between the Diaspora and the motherland.

In business, we shine a light on the role of Nigerian remittances in bolstering the country’s GDP, while also examining Ethiopia’s struggles as it adapts to the electric car revolution after banning the importation of gas-powered vehicles.

And in a deeper exploration of the African Diaspora, we reveal the remarkable story of a unique Igbo tribe in Equatorial Guinea that has shaped the country’s identity, amidst the political and social turmoil surrounding sex scandals.

This edition is brimming with stories that matter. Thought-provoking, impactful, and absolutely unmissable. Don’t miss out on Diaspora Watch #24 – the heartbeat of the African Diaspora, today!

Diaspora Watch 24: A New Era, A Historic Victory, and the Pulse of the Global African Experience

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Diaspora Watch, Vol. 23 (Nov. 4-10, 2024)

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Diaspora Watch newspaper, Vol.23 (Nov. 4-10, 2024)

Welcome to the highly anticipated 23rd volume of Diaspora Watch, your indispensable source connecting the vibrant African diaspora around the world! This edition is packed with captivating stories and in-depth analysis.

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The 23rd edition of Diaspora Watch celebrates the impact of Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu on the Igbo Nation and beyond, while also examining the global implications of the US election on Africa’s future.

The US election is heating up, with Kamala Harris and Donald Trump going head-to-head. Trump has been using negative campaigning tactics, labeling Harris as “far-left” and even jokingly calling her “Comrade Kamala” to link her to communism. Additionally, Trump has been mispronouncing Harris’s name, a tactic used to belittle his opponent.

In other news, the US election polls are in full swing, with Harris and Trump neck and neck in some states. The electoral college map is looking tense, with several states still up for grabs.

But it’s not all about politics. This edition of Diaspora Watch also honors the enduring legacy of Nze Donald Ogbanna Nwosu and explores NANNNA’s mission to revolutionize healthcare for Nigerians worldwide.

And for sports enthusiasts, find out why Lookman has emerged as a contender for the 2024 CAF Player of the Year.

Stay informed, stay engaged, and stay ahead of the curve with the 23rd edition of Diaspora Watch.

Diaspora Watch newspaper, Vol.23 (Nov. 4-10, 2024)

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