Sankofa youth Journal is a publication of Correct Connect Africa Foundation. A tool that is designed to educate young Africans to get acquainted with their origin by steering and motivating them to return to their roots.
The Second Edition of Correct Connect African Foundation (CCAF) Magazine. This Edition Consolidate CCAF Effort to promote the Re-Valuation of African Identity and Her Historical Contribution to Modernization in Education and Culture and Invention.
The third Edition of Correct Connect African Foundation (CCAF) Magazine. This Issue features themes on Black History, Pan-Africanism, Rediscovery of African Identity, Female Traditional Chieftaincy, Tales by Moonlight, and more.
This fourth issue of the Sankofa Youth Journal (SYJ) is a concrete effort to register our commitment towards creating a new education for a new Africa and a new world. This Issue features themes on African History, Africa Classic & Humanities, and more
The African baobab, native across tropical and southern Africa: a landmark tree of the savanna.
An inland delta in Botswana that floods in the dry season; the 1,000th site on the World Heritage List.
A small island off Dakar that has become a worldwide place of memory of the Atlantic slave trade.
The stone wharf where an estimated 900,000 enslaved Africans were landed in Brazil, rediscovered in 2011.
Descendants of West and Central Africans on the south-eastern coast of the United States who kept many African traditions alive.
Ghana invited the African diaspora home in 2019, 400 years after enslaved Africans reached Virginia in 1619.
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