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Bowen: US sets clearer red lines for Israel as ceasefire ends

Bowen: US sets clearer red lines for Israel as ceasefire ends
Dec 1,2023 9:11 pm

... In the first hours after the Israeli military went back on the offensive, the government recommitted itself to its war aims in a WhatsApp post: " Releasing the hostages, eliminating Hamas and ensuring that Gaza Never Again constitutes a threat to the residents of Israel...

Thousands march against antisemitism in London

Thousands march against antisemitism in London
Nov 26,2023 1:41 pm

... Placards bearing slogans like " Shoulder to shoulder with British Jews" and " Never Again is now" were seen being carried by those taking part...

Holocaust survivor George Shefi retraces escape 85 years on

Holocaust survivor George Shefi retraces escape 85 years on
Nov 8,2023 1:11 am

... " When you look at the world today, and you look at the growth of antisemitism, and the growth of hatred in all forms, whether it s Islamophobia, whether it s hatred of homosexuals, we have a responsibility to stand up and say: no, Never Again, must mean Never Again, " says Mr Saunders, who works for March of the Living UK, a Holocaust education charity...

Jeremy Hunt says UK must break out of tax rise 'vicious circle'

Jeremy Hunt says UK must break out of tax rise 'vicious circle'
Sep 29,2023 10:21 pm

... More than 30 Tory MPs have signed a public pledge to their constituents that they will " Never Again vote for an increase in overall taxes"...

Labour pledges more watchdog power after Truss mini-budget

Labour pledges more watchdog power after Truss mini-budget
Sep 21,2023 11:21 pm

... Never Again The package, which Labour is dubbing its " fiscal lock" represents an attempt to seize the mantle of fiscal responsibility - and to remind voters of Ms Truss s mini-budget, whose anniversary falls on Saturday...

South Africa to clear Covid lockdown criminal records

South Africa to clear Covid lockdown criminal records
Sep 21,2023 8:41 am

... " May we Never Again have such irrational regulations which were passed without parliamentary intervention or oversight, " said ACDP MP Steven Swart...

Energy security: Rishi Sunak to meet leaders over energy security plans

Energy security: Rishi Sunak to meet leaders over energy security plans
Jul 29,2023 8:01 pm

... It said Mr Sunak will set out how the UK s industry expertise will create jobs, grow the British economy and " ensure tyrants like [Russian president] Putin can Never Again use energy as a weapon to blackmail the UK"...

Nato: Warm words but a diplomatic reality check for Ukraine

Nato: Warm words but a diplomatic reality check for Ukraine
Jul 12,2023 3:10 pm

... He wanted membership of the world s most powerful military alliance to be a beacon of hope for his people, the ultimate peace dividend that could ensure that Never Again would Russian troops despoil the Ukrainian homeland...

The African American who moved to Ghana 'to escape US racism'

Jul 4,2023 9:10 pm

Academic Obadele Kambon lives with His Family in Ghana 's capital

Having vowed to quit the US After being The Victim of what he believed was a racially motivated arrest by police officers, African American Obadele Kambon relocated to Ghana in 2008 - and has never looked back.

Dr Kambon has now built a successful life in The Place that was once at The Heart of The Slave trade, and enjoys the freedom which, he says, was denied to him in the US, his birthplace.

He says he no longer looks over his shoulder, worrying that police will pull him over or, worse still, kill his son. This was The Who was shot dead in a park in Cleveland, Ohio, in 2014 while playing with a pellet gun that police said they thought was real.

'Wrongly arrested'

The young boy's death sparked protests in Cleveland, and became a Focal Point for The Black Lives Matter movement.

Dr Kambon says the Turning Point in his life came in 2007. He was arrested and put On Trial in Chicago - where he lived - After being accused by police officers of having a loaded firearm under his car seat. In fact, he had an unloaded licensed gun, used earlier to secure a campsite, in his car boot.

Dr Kambon recalls that he was shocked by the charges and as he sat in the court, he vowed: "Never Again will I allow myself to be in a jurisdiction where corrupt white police officers and a judge will Take Me away from My Family , wife and kids just on a whim. "

A slave castle along Ghana 's coastline is now a major Tourist Attraction

Dr Kambon - who was a young academic teaching at schools and universities in the Chicago area - was eventually cleared of The Charge . He then saved up about $30,000 (£24,000) and relocated to Ghana 's capital, Accra, The Following year.

He was joined by his wife Kala, and the couple now have three children - Ama, Kwaku and Akosua.

Immersed in African spirituality

Dr Kambon started his doctoral studies in linguistics at the University of Ghana in 2009 and now teaches at its Institute of African Studies.

Since moving to Ghana , he has noticed that he no longer feels he is a victim of racial profiling or racial abuse.

He points out that his friend felt likewise when he relocated, and quipped: "Wow, this is what it must feel like to be a white person In America , just to be able To Live without worrying that Something is going to happen to you. "

Dr Kambon concedes that not everything is "Hunky Dory " in Ghana .

"You practise African spirituality and everyone thinks you are a Rasta, the Abraham religion that The Whites introduced is dominant and there is not even a concept that Africans can have their own religion," he says.

He was also shocked to discover that in a complex where he lived with four other families children did not speak any African language.

"There was a point where The Children had an Ewe mother and if you greet them in Ewe they'll tell you, 'Oh I don't speak Twi'.

"They cannot even identify their own mother language," he adds.

In contrast, Dr Kambon is fluent in two West African languages - Akan and Yoruba - and is proficient in a third, Wolof. He also has Some level of competency in Swahili, East Africa 's main language, and in Kikongo, spoken in parts of southern and Central Africa .

Campaigned against Gandhi

He has also tried to address The Legacy of colonialism in other ways.

In 2018, he successfully led a campaign to force the University of Ghana to remove a statue of India's independence leader Mahatma Gandhi .

Obadele Kambon led a campaign to remove Mahatma Gandhi 's statue from a university campus

Standing at the empty plinth, he gave the Black Power salute, and called for the recognition of African heroes rather than A Man who had once referred to black South Africans by a highly offensive racist Slur - and had said that Indians were "infinitely superior" to black people.

"If we show that we have No Respect for ourselves and look down on Our Own heroes and praise others who had No Respect for us, then there is an issue," Dr Kambon tells the BBC.

Although slavery was practised long before 1619, this year is widely regarded as the 400th anniversary of The First enslaved Africans arriving in the US.

The Elmina and Cape Coast slave castles along Ghana 's coastline served as a major hub for the trans-Atlantic trade where millions were captured and loaded onto ships, never to Return Home .

Timeline of slavery in the US:

1619 - Some of The First African slaves are purchased in Virginia by English colonists, though slaves had been used by European colonists long before

1788 - The US constitution is ratified; under it, slaves are considered by law to be three-fifths of a person

1808 - President Thomas Jefferson officially ends the African slave trade, but domestic slave trade, particularly in the southern states, begins to grow

1822 - Freed African Americans found Liberia in West Africa as a new home for freed slaves

1860 - Abraham Lincoln becomes President ; the southern states secede and the Civil War begins The Following year

1862 - President Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation frees all slaves in the seceded states

1865 - The South loses The War ; the 13th Amendment to The Constitution formally abolishes slavery

1868 - The 14th Amendment grants freed African Americans citizenship

1870 - The 15th Amendment gives African American men The Right to vote; The South begins passing segregation laws

Ghana 's President Nana Akufo-Addo has declared 2019 to be the "Year of Return", saying it is the country's responsibility to "Welcome Home " Africans whose families were forced into slavery.

The Ghana Tourism Authority has also planned a series of events - including a festival on 24 August - to showcase the beauty of The West African state in The Hope of boosting tourism.

Dr Kambon welcomes the initiative, but warns that Africans in the Diaspora should not merely be seen as "automated teller machines".

Bastion of pan-Africanism

The President sees things differently, saying it is an opportunity to strengthen links and to give the Diaspora a chance to explore the possibility of settling in Ghana - Something that civil rights leaders Marcus Garvey and WEB Du Bois championed in the 1920s.

Du Bois made Ghana his home, and died there in 1963 at the age of 95. He is buried in Accra.

Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and Muhammad Ali all paid High Profile visits to Ghana to reconnect with their African roots.

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Ghana has long prided itself as a bastion of pan-Africanism. Its founding leader, Kwame Nkrumah , declared The West African state the "Black Mecca", and showed strong support for Marcus Garvey 's Back-to-Africa movement in the 1960s.

Various governments have continued in this Tradition - for instance in 2001 then-President John Kufuor 's government passed The Right of Abode Law, allowing Africans in the Diaspora to settle in Ghana .

In 2016, Dr Kambon - along with 33 other Africans in the Diaspora - petitioned President John Mahama , to grant them citizenship.

In what was his last act in office After losing elections in December of the same year, Mr Mahama used his Presidential Powers to accede to their request.

Obadele Kambon has been honoured by traditional leaders in Ghana

"'I Am not giving you anything, this is your birth right, I Am only restoring what is rightfully yours,'" Dr Kambon recalls Mr Mahama telling him.

As for his parents, he is grateful to them for connecting him to his African roots by naming him Obadele, Yoruba for "The King comes home".

To crown it all a chiefdom in Ghana 's Eastern Region honoured him in 2017 with the title "Ban mu Kyidomhene", an Akan phrase for "Ruler of the Rear-guard".

Dr Kambon has pledged to continue campaigning for people in the Diaspora to relocate to The Continent to help in its development - a message which he hopes will resonate at a time when US President Donald Trump is accused of fuelling racism and xenophobia.

"What he does is actually helpful to those of us who are for repatriation," Dr Kambon says.



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Source of news: bbc.com

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