Born in refugee camps to parents displaced by conflict in Africa, three players will show the changing face of Australian football at the World Cup and look to answer the nation's call for goals.

Assumptions, misconceptions, and stereotypes—no one wants to be judged by how they look or where they're from. But for many Black African students, that's their reality and it's taking a serious toll ...

The Ghana Embassy in Australia has officially endorsed the Ghana–Australia Multicultural Trade and Investment Forum 2026, reaffirming its commitment to promoting stronger economic diplomacy and ...

Born in African refugee camps and raised in Australia, Mohamed Toure, Nestory Irankunda and Awer Mabil are carrying the Socceroos' World Cup hopes while showcasing the nation's increasingly diverse ...

Silvia Rosi, "Disintegrata di profilo (Disintegrated in Profile)" (2024), inkjet print (© 2025 Silvia Rosi; courtesy the Museum of Modern Art; all other photos Imani Wiliford/Hyperallergic) Walking ...

Some West African nations have introduced laws granting citizenship to members of the African diaspora as part of broader efforts toward reconciliation, recognition, and reconnection. These policies ...