Paul Ninson, a Ghanaian photojournalist, created a library of photobooks in Accra named the Dikan Center to bring the African story home and educate people about their history. Despite facing challenges in pursuing photography as a career in Ghana, Ninson was inspired by his love for storytelling and photography. He taught himself photography and shifted his focus to capturing stories of African history and culture. One of his projects, “Village With No Men,” showcased the female-only community of Umoja in northern Kenya.
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more than 50 dead as vessel capsizes
More than 50 migrants, primarily believed to be Ethiopian, died when their boat capsized off Yemen's Abyan province amid bad weather, with only 10 survivors rescued. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) described the incident as "heartbreaking" and highlighted the urgent need for better protections for migrants on perilous journeys, noting over 60,000 migrants have arrived in Yemen in 2024 alone. Want More Context? 🔎
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