Category : News

Day 1 | Live @ the RNC | Milwaukee, WI

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House Dem’s staffer fired for response to Trump shooting

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Happening Now!! Residents in Magarini, Kilifi, Complain of Being Haunted By Ghosts of Shakahola Cult Victims, Cry For Help from This Man

As if the ongoing investigation into embattled Good News Pastor Paul Mackenzie isn’t enough drama, fresh details have emerged on the scandal, pitting residents nearby the Shakahola forest against ghosts of the dead. Mapenzi Kahindi, 33, has co...

“I Was So Eager to Meet Jesus, Dying Meant Nothing” Shakahola Cult Victim Narrates How He Escaped Being Buried Alive in Magarini, Kilifi

My name is Oscar Kalama, a former die-hard follower of Pastor Paul Mackenzie and his Good News International Church. I joined him in 2020 after a friend recommended him, saying that his teachings are relevant, capable of purifying my heart and makin...

Dr. Jeffery Norfleet Named Interim President of Shorter College

NORTH LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Shorter College has announced the new appointment of the institution’s former provost and vice president as its new interim president. Shorter College president Jerome Green dies suddenly Jeffery W. Norfleet, II was n...

How Milwaukee is preparing to host the Republican National Convention

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Study Finds Women of Color Author a Disproportionate Share of Banned Books in American Schools

Schools and Libraries in the United States experienced a significant spike in book bans during the 2021-2022 academic year. According to a new study from scholars at Duke University, the University of Pennsylvania, Columbia University, and the Univer...

The Rise and Fall of the Shakahola Pastor; How Reign of Terror of Mackenzie Cult Villain Came to An Abrupt End in Kilifi

We have reached a point where we are accustomed to churches delivering more drama than our lying, HIV positive politicians. The Good News International Church in Kilifi hasn’t just brought horrifying images and cries for help, but also firmly...

What a woman who was rescued starving in Shakahola thicket told the police, something that has really caused mixed reactions among Kenyans

Shakahola Forest Massacre has continued to bring kenyans to a standstill as the police continue to rescue those believed to be pastor Paul Mackenzie’s followers who have been starving to death to meet their creator through alleged fasting miss...

Grand opening of food empowerment community market on Third Street

The Bayview Hunters Point community marked a significant milestone with the grand opening of the Food Empowerment Community Market, a pioneering initiative aimed at providing free, healthy and multicultural groceries to residents of District 10.This...

Christopher Davis Appointed President of LeMoyne-Owen College in Memphis

Following one year of service as interim president, Christopher Davis has been officially named the fourteenth president of LeMoyne-Owen College. His presidency began on July 8. LeMoyne-Owen College is a historically Black educational institution in...

Relative Says Barre Denis Homicide Victim Was No ‘Troublemaker’

A close relative of Barre Denis homicide victim Kerdel Amedee wants answers following the fatal shooting of the 31-year-old on Sunday. Criminal Investigation Department (CID) officers learned of the shooting at about 9:30 pm and, on arrival, found an...

Study Reveals Racial Disparities in Use of Social Security Disability Insurance

The National Bureau of Economic Research has released a new report tracking the demographic differences in the use of Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) among American workers. Currently, the Social Security Administration (SSA) does not inc...

Fever set Mercury ablaze in home showing 95-86

Another sold out crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse packed the arena in downtown Indianapolis to witness the Indiana Fever take on the Phoenix Mercury on July 12. The Fever emerged victorious, beating the Mercury 95-86. The Fever led by as much as 31...

Charles Gibbs Named Seventh President of Metropolitan College of New York

Charles J. Gibbs has been name the sevebth president of Metropolitan College of New York. Metropolitan College of New York enrolls over 400 undergrduate and 200 graduate students. Black students represent more than half of the undergraduate populatio...