This African American woman was one of the 126 African diasporans to be granted Ghanaian citizenship as part of the 2019 Year of Return celebrations in Ghana.
Read MoreFind out the exact steps this African American took to move from America to Côte d'Ivoire, and his plans for doing business there!
Read MoreAfter job offers they couldn’t refuse, this couple moved their toddlers and careers to Africa!
Read More“Abuja is Jamaica without the water. Lagos is Jamaica without the water. My cousins came and they were like, this is Jamaica!”
Read MoreWhat's its like to live in Mali as a Jamaican American? Check out Tamara's reflections on her experience, plus our exclusive 2018 update on her life and African diaspora nonprofit work!
Read MoreFrom Chicago to West Africa: Experience West African life through the eyes of an African American pastor living and ministering in Cameroon.
Read MoreEver considered running a nonprofit in Africa? This African American does just that in Dakar, Senegal 🇸🇳 and moved there too!
Read MoreWaameeka followed her ancestral instincts and moved from NYC to Dakar, Senegal. She found a job online and fearlessly made the move to Africa.
Read MoreDivine intervention. That’s how Mississippi born Akosua Boateng says her life abroad in Ghana unfolded.
Read More“The biggest influence is not feeling this necessity to be here in the U.S. I don't have the fear to venture out and do things."
Read More"You may get frustrated, lonely, or homesick at times but know that you are among family. And, know that you can have a great life in Africa."
Photo credit: Erik Cleves Kristensen, Rubber Tree Plantation in Margibi County, Liberia, CC BY 2.0
Read MoreChristopher Johnson's exciting career has taken him across Africa and now to Abuja, Nigeria - an African continental life he dreamed of as a teen.
Read More"I don’t have to worry about the kids going down the street and possibly not returning due to the policeman. I see a slow increase in my children’s overall self-esteem from being among people who look like them."
Read MoreOriginally from New York, a vacation to Cape Verde turned into the trip of a lifetime!
Read More"There is a lot of beauty in Niger and a lot to be learned if you are not stuck in your ways."
Read More"Also as an African American, I am still seen as a foreigner and not necessarily as a brother or sister. My friends here acknowledge the kinship because they know about the slave trade, but still, I come from a culture different from theirs."
Read More"I am in a very non-traditional role. I’m a woman in construction, I’m an international investor, I’m African-American."
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