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BROKEN BROTHERHOOD: How Xenophobia and Retaliatory Threats Are Tearing Apart Africa’s Two Superpowers

PRETORIA / ABUJA — The vision of a unified, borderless Africa is colliding head-on with a familiar, bitter reality. Tens of thousands of kilometers away from the lofty corridors of…

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The Unguarded Border Unravels

– Inside the Escalating Trade War Fracturing North America’s Economic Engine  The world’s longest undefended border has transformed into the western hemisphere’s most volatile economic battleground. For generations, the 5,525-mile…

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Museum of Nature & Science improves inventory management and emergency plans

The Denver Museum of Nature & Science has revamped its security, collection tracking, and emergency preparedness policies following a high-profile audit that exposed significant vulnerabilities in how the institution manages…

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Shadows on the Snow: Searching for the Black Soul of Colorado

DENVER — Mention Colorado to most people, and their minds default to a predictable canvas: snow-capped peaks, alpine ski resorts, microbreweries, and a demographic landscape that tilts overwhelmingly white. The…

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The Mile-High Compromise: What It Really Costs to Live in Paradise

On a crisp, cloudless morning in the foothills above Boulder, the air is thin enough to sting the back of your throat. To the east, the sprawling high plains bleed…

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The Frequency of Survival: How Hip-Hop Became the Pulse of Black Consciousness

The static hum of a needle hitting vinyl doesn’t just play a record; it summons a history. On a humid summer evening in a South Bronx rec room in 1973,…

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THE CENTENNIAL FRONTIER: HOW COLORADO IS REWRITING THE WORKFORCE PLAYBOOK FOR IMMIGRANTS 

DENVER, CO — High above the Mile High City, where the Rocky Mountains meet a rapidly expanding urban corridor, a quiet economic shift is transforming Colorado’s regional economy. Across construction…

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The Great Colorado Reckoning: A State at the Crossroads of the 2026 Election

As Colorado barrels toward the November 3, 2026, general election, the state’s political landscape is defined less by party-line predictability and more by a palpable, restless search for accountability.  With…

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Afrik Digest wins 6 Colorado Press Association awards

Afrik Digest won five awards Saturday during the Colorado Press Association’s 148th annual convention. Vera Azuka Idam, Afrik Digest’s publisher and editor, took home five first placed certificates and one…

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Navigating AI, Policy, and Revenue: Inside Colorado’s 2026 ‘Local News Solutions’ Summit

Hundreds of journalists, publishers, revenue strategists, media executives, and journalism students gathered in Thornton this week for the 148th annual Colorado Press Association (CPA) Convention. Running from August 27–29, 2026,…

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