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U.S. economic projects in Africa are parasites

"No matter how many investors Obama brings in Africa, the agenda is the same: looting, exploitation and repression. These words are, in fact synonyms for "Obama's investors."'

AAPDEP working hard to build Zenzele Consignment: Opening pushed back to March 2016

HUNTSVILLE, AL—For a little over a year now, members and volunteers of the All African People’s Development & Empowerment Project (AADPEP) have been working to build our first economic institution, Zenzele Consignment.

Oakland Uhuru Movement on the move again!

OAKLAND, CA.—The historic Uhuru Movement for black power is expanding its Oakland institutions for African community economic development programs that have served the people for the past 30 years!

Community Builds Uhuru Health Festival in Philadelphia

Community Builds 2015 Uhuru Health Festival in Philadelphia Are you curious about a black community perspective on alternative health solutions? Do you want to try...

AAPDEP: One Step Closer to Self-Sustainability

  Arlington, VA: Leading members of The All African People’s Development & Empowerment Project (AAPDEP) and Black Star Industries (BSI) attended the National Association of...

AAPDEP to build its first major economic institution! Enter the contest!

The All African People’s Development & Empowerment Project (AAPDEP)  is excited to announce plans to build our first major economic institution--a consignment resale boutique. ...

Perfect Money Hosting

Web hosting is a word comes from the internet world it is a type of internet hosting services it allows the people to upload...

“32 Kids and Counting” exposes Jamaica’s widening economic gap

As the video of Annmarie's story goes viral on the internet, we have to look at the underlying causes of the conditions that made her bold action necessary.

Victory for the Uhuru Movement! Uhuru Furniture & Collectibles expands after 20 years in Philadelphia!

On Saturday February 1, 2014, Uhuru Furniture & Collectibles opened at a new, much larger and more beautiful location at 832 N. Broad St. in Philadelphia.
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