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Features

Marula: Tree of Tradition.

Five Reasons To Fall in Love with Africa

The Church and Tradition.

Buying A House: The Basics.

Africa 101 - From A to Z: Botswana.

Interview Exclusive with: Joelle K. Allen.

Barack Obama is certainly a recognizable African American figure in this 2008 U.S. Presidential race with chance to lead one of the most powerful nation in the world for the next four years. But let not forget that there are quite a few African Americans who sought the same job before him.

Shirley St. Hill Chisholm (1924 – 2005) - A New Yorker, was the first African America female to be elected to Congress in 1968. In 1972, she ran for the presidential nomination as a democrat, receiving 152 delegate votes, but was unable to win, losing the nomination to South Dakota Senator George McGovern. She strongly spoke out for civil rights and women’s right and the poor. Among the volunteers who were inspired by her campaign was Barbara Lee, who would go on to become a congresswoman some 25 years later. In 1993, she was inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame. Chisholm also authored two books, Unbought and Unbossed (1970) and The Good Fight (1973).


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Interview with the well-known international Congolese celebrity singer Kaysha. EXCLUSIVE ONLY AT ADUNAGOW Magazine.


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In 1983 when the Southern Sudanese took up arms against the central government due to neglect for many decades, the response from the government was to attack all Southern Sudanese villages and towns, shooting at everything that moves, killing children women or elderly raping young women.
This is how Digol Deng was displaced from his home. In 1984 Digol fled to the Northern Sudan in which he struggled to complete High school in Arabic, but when his Big brother was placed in jail due to the quarrel between the government of Sudan and the Southern Sudanese politicians he was able to skip to Egypt with the rest of his family where they were able to gain security and peace and seeking the education, but all that came in the end by Sudanese Government slammed the education opportunities in the face of Southern Sudanese studies and required them to go back to war.


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The official ONE week notice until the released of the MAR/APR 2008 Magazine Issue (Mar 8). You do not want to miss this one.

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Features

By The Way: Welcome To Egypt
A Journey in the land of the Pharaohs.

China Investment in Africa
Who Does It Help?

Assessing The Future of Africa
in the 21st Century.

A Little After Valentine's Tip:
Life after Flowers and Chocolates.

Africa 101 - From A to Z
Benin.

Interview Exclusives with: Kaysha, Digol Deng, and Carine Siltz.

We believe that this is a providential opportunity for Africa to shine and show the unforseen side its performing sons and daughters.

Barack Obama is the pictorial message to the world that Africans can make a difference in their own world as well as others IF they're given the opportunity to do so.

We would like to submit to all that this opportunity does not come from outside, rather from the African himself - an internal belief that he or she can make a difference and level with everyone in changing the world to a much better place.

We have started to champion a movement, which we call "Corporate Africa", feel free to read more and let us know how you feel about it.

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As an African immigrant, I struggle like every other immigrant to stay rooted to my identity particularly in a developed country like the United Stated of America where standing out in the crowd is a challenge when one does not have much knowledge about their own heritage or a grasp of their history.
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On November 3, 2007, The Shrine of Africa Inc. delivered once more an outstanding event - the third Annual Miss Africa USA Beauty pageant at the Ashok International Conference Center in Atlanta, Georgia. The event, co-hosted by the well-known Congolese Super model Nöella Coursaris Musunka (see her interview on page 40) and the Sudanese actor/model Digol Deng, was a wonderful showcase of the African cultural wealth and beauty. A total of Seventeen attractive and talented delegates participated in the event, each representing their respective native African country.
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