Lucy Gichuhi – First African Australian Senator
In recent years, we’ve seen some African Australians unsuccessfully vying for parliamentary seats in both federal and state government. But sometimes success comes from…
In recent years, we’ve seen some African Australians unsuccessfully vying for parliamentary seats in both federal and state government. But sometimes success comes from…
Welcome to the end of year edition of SALT Magazine. With the festive season and big celebrations upon us, let’s spare a thought for…
Since the trans-Atlantic slave trade, Africa’s image has been one that has, over time, demonised Africa and all African people. Rendered as the world’s…
I was so proud when I first read about Daniel Teklehaimanot, Merhawi Kudus, the two Eritrean Cyclists who wowed the Tour De France audience…
The Tour De France 2015 was a year of firsts for Africans. It was the first year that an African team entered the event….
The Beginning Ten years ago, Carla Tongun, Hiacinta Msomi, Ayen Kuol and the late Rita Kamara established the African Women‘s Federation of SA (AWFOSA),…
No, not the Disney character. I am a first-born in my family. When I was young, I remember emulating everything I saw in my…
I am a refugee, and it’s not how I choose to identify myself, but it’s my truth. Growing up I heard stories, not just…
Abraham (Abe) Nouk is a young man of Sudanese origin who is best known for his poetry and community work in Melbourne’s inner city….
There is an inherent need to bridge the gap between the disproportionate opportunities allocated to Australia’s privileged citizens and its refugees. It’s no secret…