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Art Exhibition
November 6, 2025November 6, 2025
Art and Literature/Culture/Events/Ghana/Migration/Nigeria

Nigerian, Ghanaian Artists Unite to Transverse Borders Through Art

The Accra City Hotel in collaboration with the Centre for Afrikan Art and Designs, Ibadan, Nigeria, is set to host a major art exhibition

All Africa Media Network  Appreciates Ghana for Successful 5th Elders and Women Intercultural Dialogue
September 23, 2025September 23, 2025
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All Africa Media Network  Appreciates Ghana for Successful 5th Elders and Women Intercultural Dialogue

Accra, Ghana – The All Africa Media Network (AAMN) and Global Africans Against Slavery (GLAAS) have extended heartfelt appreciation to the Government and people

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Investigation Reveals African Women Trapped In Dubai Sex Trafficking Ring

According to the documentary, many of the women were lured to Dubai with promises of legitimate jobs, only to find themselves trapped in debt

GLAAS Mental Health Therapy Session
August 9, 2023August 9, 2023
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GLAAS to Conduct Mental Health Therapy Sessions for Human Trafficking Survivors

In a decisive stride towards combating the impacts of Human Trafficking and Migrant Smuggling, the Global Africans Against Slavery (GLAAS) has announced a unique

International Day of the African Child
June 16, 2023June 16, 2023
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International Day of African Child: GLAAS Advocates for their Right and Well-being

June 16th marks the International Day of the African Child, a significant occasion that highlights the importance of empowering and protecting the rights of

African Elders and Women Intercultural Dialogue 2018 Where the concept of GLAAS was conceptualized in private discussions with Her Excellency Mrs Fatoumatta Tambajang Jallow former Vice President of The Gambia
June 7, 2023June 7, 2023
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After 3 Years of Strategy Planning,GLAAS to Choose Leadership this June

June 2023 is set to mark a significant milestone for the Global Africans Against Slavery (GLAAS), as the organization prepares to select new leadership

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June 2, 2023June 5, 2023
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Migration and Uncertain Future of Africa’s to be Culturally Displaced Generations

In recent years, the phenomenon known as “Japa” has gained traction among African youths seeking economic opportunities abroad. Japa, derived from the Nigerian slang

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January 24, 2023January 24, 2023
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Nigeria a Transit for Human Trafficking, Modern Day Slavery-experts

Nigeria has been described as not only a source and transit country for victims of human trafficking, but is also fast becoming notorious as

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November 23, 2022November 25, 2022
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Spotlight on Rwanda’s Weird Migration Deal with UK

Regardless of Africa’s widely acclaimed status as a largely under developed continent, and the persistent recognition of its nations as third world country by

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New York, January 7, 2026 – Nkumu Katalay has unveiled his latest single, Hope in Phases, a transcontinental musical project that highlights hope, peace, and social healing. Written in 2009 and recorded in 2013, the track brings together a global ensemble including Congolese guitarist-singer Yohni Loboko, gospel singer Parfum Zola, jazz vocalist Shawn Whitehorn Jr., and Italian-American singer Gwendolyn Rose. The single explores hope as a multilayered, communal, and temporal phenomenon, blending literal affirmations with rich figurative language and shifting seamlessly between English, Lingala, and French. “We live and we learn… There is hope,” Nkumu said, emphasizing the central idea that hope manifests differently for everyone, yet remains a unifying force. In the track, Nkumu uses repetition and anaphora to strengthen the song’s rhythm and message. The chorus, which repeatedly chants “Hope, hope, hope… there is hope,” encourages audience participation and communal engagement. He also employs comparative enumerations, highlighting diverse experiences: “For some, hope is to live today; for others, hope is to see tomorrow; for Christians, hope is the return of the Messiah; but for Kongo, hope is to see good things happen.” These lines underscore hope as a shared denominator across personal, spiritual, and social contexts. The song’s multilingual elements add cultural resonance. Lingala sections speak directly to the Congolese community, French proverbs provide rhythmic cadence and philosophical reflection, and English serves as a universal thread connecting all listeners. Nkumu explained, “Hope appears in many forms – a conversation, a hand offered, a new dawn for someone under siege. Music can be the conduit that brings those forms together.” Nkumu’s personal motivation for Hope in Phases was deeply intimate. After a friend expressed suicidal thoughts, Nkumu played an acoustic guitar and improvised a melody that became the foundation for the song. “It is the reason to live – sometimes the only reason to live,” he stated, capturing the song’s essence as both a personal balm and a public message of resilience. The single is designed for practical use in community settings. Nkumu and his team have proposed workshops, youth peacebuilding programs, participatory drumming and dance sessions, and psychosocial support applications. He invites partnerships with UN agencies, NGOs, and local networks to integrate the song into initiatives promoting peace, security, and social cohesion. Hope in Phases is now available on major streaming platforms. An electronic press kit, translated lyrics (English, French, Lingala), workshop outlines, and a 60–90 second outreach video are accessible to media and community organizations. Nkumu Katalay LLC can be contacted via [info@nkumukatalay.com](mailto:info@nkumukatalay.com) or +1 (212) 470-0241. With its layered musicality, social conscience, and inclusive message, Hope in Phases stands as both a work of art and a tool for empowerment, reminding audiences across the world that hope is not only a feeling but a shared action. 01

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