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Napa Valley restaurant apologizes to South African musician Jonathan Butler after he said he was racially profiled

Friday, August 19 by ABC News

(NAPA VALLEY, CA) -- Famed California restaurant Goose & Gander has apologized to South African musician Jonathan Kenneth Butler after an incident over the weekend in which a manager followed the singer-songwriter to his car to inquire about a tip. Butler accepted the apology, according... Read More.

Three arrested in mysterious deaths of 21 teenagers at South African nightclub, police say

Wednesday, July 13 by ABC News

(PRETORIA, South Africa) -- Three people have been arrested in connection with the mysterious deaths of 21 teenagers at a popular nightclub in South Africa, authorities said Wednesday. According to a statement from the South African Police Service, the 52-year-old owner of the Enyobeni Tavern... Read More.

At least 14 dead, nine injured in South African tavern shooting

Monday, July 11 by ABC News

(PRETORIA, South Africa) -- Fourteen people were killed and three others are in a critical condition after unknown gunmen opened fire at a tavern in Soweto, South Africa. Police said they're investigating reports that a group of men arrived in a minibus taxi and started... Read More.

Mass funeral held for 21 teenagers who mysteriously died at South African nightclub

Thursday, July 7 by ABC News

(EAST LONDON, South Africa) -- More than a thousand people gathered in South Africa's coastal town of East London on Wednesday to attend a funeral for 21 teenagers who died under mysterious circumstances at a popular nightclub nearly two weeks ago. South African President Cyril... Read More.

Mass funeral for 21 teenagers who mysteriously died at South African tavern being held Wednesday

Tuesday, July 5 by ABC News

(LONDON) -- Preparations are underway in South Africa's coastal town of East London for Wednesday's mass funeral service of 21 teenagers who died under mysterious circumstances at a bar last week. The results of the toxicology report are not yet available, but it is widely... Read More.

Tear gas or pepper spray used at South African nightclub when teenagers died, eyewitness says

Thursday, June 30 by ABC News

(EAST LONDON, South Africa) -- Tear gas or pepper spray was used on patrons at a popular nightclub in South Africa when more than a dozen teenagers mysteriously died there, an eyewitness told ABC News. Sibongile Mtsewu, 22, said he was ordering drinks at the... Read More.

Mystery remains over deaths of 21 teenagers at South African nightclub

Wednesday, June 29 by ABC News

(LONDON and PRETORIA) -- The mysterious deaths of 21 teenagers at a popular nightclub in South Africa has swirled speculation and left many unanswered questions. The incident remains under investigation by South African authorities. Here's what we know so far. A grim scene The South African Police... Read More.

22 found dead in South African tavern, officials say

Sunday, June 26 by ABC News

(EAST LONDON, South Africa) -- At least 22 people were found dead in a South African tavern early on Sunday morning, officials said. The South African Police Service said they were found dead inside a local tavern in Scenery Park in the area of East... Read More.

Kamala Harris surprises children at African American history museum for Juneteenth

Monday, June 20 by ABC News

(WASHINGTON) -- Vice President Kamala Harris and second gentleman Douglas Emhoff made a surprise visit to schoolchildren at the National Museum of African American History and Culture to talk about the meaning of Juneteenth as the nation observed the new federal holiday on Monday. Children... Read More.

How two strangers came together to help African students in Ukraine amid the Russian invasion

Friday, March 11 by ABC News

(NEW YORK) -- The two women had never met in a real life, but through social media they found a common interest: helping Africans students stranded in Ukraine during the Russian invasion. Patricia Daley and Tokunbo Koiki, both Black British women, said they were appalled... Read More.

Paul McCartney plays bass on new song by The Umoza Music Project, a collective of African and UK artists

Friday, February 11 by ABC News

Paul McCartney has contributed a bass part to a new song called "Home" by The Umoza Music Project, an international collective featuring various singers from the African country of Malawi collaborating with over a dozen U.K. musicians. "Home" is the lead single and title track... Read More.

NBA, BET and the African American Film Critics Association celebrate MLK Day

Monday, January 17 by ABC News

The NBA is celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a special PSA titled, Imagine. The clip begins with three-time NBA champion Dwyane Wade saying, "Imagine changing the world by appealing to the hearts and minds of your neighbors, and answering hate with love.... Read More.

Stories tagged with: african

Napa Valley restaurant apologizes to South African musician Jonathan Butler after he said he was racially profiled

Three arrested in mysterious deaths of 21 teenagers at South African nightclub, police say

At least 14 dead, nine injured in South African tavern shooting

Mass funeral held for 21 teenagers who mysteriously died at South African nightclub

Mass funeral for 21 teenagers who mysteriously died at South African tavern being held Wednesday

Tear gas or pepper spray used at South African nightclub when teenagers died, eyewitness says

Mystery remains over deaths of 21 teenagers at South African nightclub

22 found dead in South African tavern, officials say

Kamala Harris surprises children at African American history museum for Juneteenth

How two strangers came together to help African students in Ukraine amid the Russian invasion

Paul McCartney plays bass on new song by The Umoza Music Project, a collective of African and UK artists

NBA, BET and the African American Film Critics Association celebrate MLK Day

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