Some say, “… as Africa goes, so goes Harlem.” This article was written by Deputy Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, Prof. Arthur Mutambara was submitted for publication by HW reader Martin Ganda:
There is need to rethink the imperatives & meaning of a successful Zimbabwean economy. It is critical to understanding the nature of Zimbabwe’s investment opportunities. Continue reading
Rolling Stone calls Hugh Masekela, “one of the most thrilling live performers around.” Masekela is a pioneer in the world music and jazz scene. Continue reading By Yolande Brener
The Up Series started in 1964 with a documentary examining the state of England’s class system as experienced by fourteen 7-year-olds. Continue reading
Other models and designers from across the continent dash from one end of the tent to the other – there seems to be an unofficial competition to see who can make the most noise. Continue reading
South African Khaya Mthethwa wins South African Idol award title for 2012, and just so happens to be the first black winner in their 8 year history. Continue reading
Posted in Music, Video, World, World of Harlem
Tagged Arts and Entertainment, Durban, John Legend, Khaya Mthethwa, Nicki Minaj, So high, South Africa, South African Idol, Super Bass, Unathi
The National Give Back for Kids Campaign, Inc., launched a nationwide screening tour for the music video of its theme song “GIVE BACK,” performed by rising vocalist Xavier Lewis, on Monday, July 2, 2012 in Philadelphia. Continue reading
Posted in Harlem cause
Tagged AMC Magic Johnson Theaters, America's Got Talent, Berkshires, Cape Town, David A. Critchlow, GIVE BACK FREEDOM TOUR, Give Back Freedom Tour Music Video In Harlem, Harlem, Henry Comas, Hosea James Givan II, iTunes, Metro Areas, National Give Back for Kids Campaign, New York, New York City, Rachel Cheeks-Givan, South Africa, St. Aloysius Day Care Center in Harlem, United States, Xavier Lewis
Harlem’s Alicia Keys continues to do great work for the children of the world in her organization Keep A Child Alive cause.
Posted in AIDS, Cause, Harlem AIDS, Harlem cause, Harlem HIV, HIV, HW Music, Music
Tagged AIDS, Alicia Keys, aliciakeys, Bill Clinton, Blackball, Harlem, Keep a Child Alive, Oprah Winfrey, OprahWinfrey, Richard Branson, South Africa
Heading to Boston before June? If so, check out Medicine Wheel Productions show Then and Now, in their Spoke Gallery with a three person exhibition curated by artist and artivist Kathleen Bitetti. Continue reading
Shared Interest, a New York-based nonprofit social investment fund, will honor Pravin Jamnadas Gordhan, South African Minister of Finance, for advancing South Africa ’s economic development at its 18th Anniversary Awards Dinner on April 23 at Gotham Hall in New York City
Merck (known as MSD outside of the United States and Canada) will receive the Corporate Award for its commitment to building healthy communities in Africa . Karen and Phillip Berry, longtime supporters of Shared Interest, will be recognized for forging partnerships to expand opportunity in South Africa. Continue reading
Posted in Cause
Tagged Baso Sangqu, BET International, Destination Southern Africa, Deutsche Bank, Karen and Phillip Berry, Prudential, Rabin Martin, Shared Interest, South Africa, South African Airways, South African Tourism, Standard Bank, Susan L. Taylor, The Nielsen Company, Trillium Asset Management LLC, Walden Asset Management
Mrs Obama said that people in both South Africa and the United States of America had fought for freedoms the current generation were enjoying … Continue reading
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