“We want partners to maximize their profit in Mozambique,” said Mozambique’s Ambassador to the U.S, H.E. Carlos Dos Santos. Speaking at the African Business Forum on May 18, Ambassador Dos …
Africa is open for business with Minnesota Read More
Expanded agency replaces defunct Community Action program Three years after the sudden demise of Community Action of Minneapolis, what promises to be a permanent replacement for the agency has been …
Suburban CAP embraces Minneapolis Read More
A workshop titled “What is Your Vision for Police in Schools?” was hosted by Students for Education Reform (SFER Minnesota) on April 17. The approximately 70 participants included students, parents, …
Role of police in public schools questioned Read More
Many oppose the transfer of a bridge-building MPD officer Meeting at the Zion Baptist Church on Sunday, March 26, community members sent a public message to the Office of Janee …
Northsiders show support for ‘one of the good ones’ Read More
More than 500 people gathered at the Brooklyn United Methodist Church in Brooklyn Center on Sunday, December 19 to bid farewell to the late Henry McCabe.
A community, family mourn Henry McCabe Read More
Eight weeks after late Minnesota Revenue auditor Henry McCabe’s body was found in Rush Lake waters, his family and African community leaders still wait for answers about the circumstances and cause of his death.
McCabe death remains a mystery Read More
More than 100 people attended a vigil for the late 32-year-old Henry McCabe at Rush Lake on Saturday morning, November 7. The atmosphere was somber as they cried, hugged, and consoled his widow, Kareen McCabe.
Liberians demand answers in McCabe death Read More
The MSR has published two previous stories on a community-wide search for a Mounds View man, Henry Tobee McCabe, reported missing by his family on September 7. The recent discovery of a body has brought the search to a close, as it has been determined to be that of the missing man.
Search for Henry McCabe ends Read More
Liberia still has problems, and its government is looking for solutions and international help on how to solve the country’s chronic healthcare shortage and needed government services, such as better education, shelters for the homeless and improved road conditions.
Liberian VP thanks Minnesotans for support during Ebola crisis Read More
As terrorist groups continue to lure young Somalis from the Twin Cities to join them in the Middle East, Voice of East African Women (VEAW), based in Minneapolis, has started a series — Mothers Against Youth Recruitment — to address the growing problem affecting Somali women losing their children to terrorist recruiters.
Somali mothers fight back against terrorist recruiters Read More
The search for Henry McCabe continued unabated on Saturday, Oct. 3, almost four weeks after he went missing on September 7. Many volunteers, including family members, spent hours knocking on doors and distributing flyers in hope of finding McCabe, 32.
The search for missing man shifts to New Brighton Read More
Walter Palmer, the Twin Cities dentist who killed Zimbabwe’s much-loved lion Cecil, returned to his Bloomington clinic on Tuesday after Labor Day.
Lion killer surfaces for interview his lawyer regrets Read More
About 100 community members gathered in Fridley on Saturday, September 19 to search for a Mounds View man who disappeared without a trace almost two weeks ago. Members of the African community, families and coworkers gathered at the SuperAmerica station in Fridley to search for him.
Mounds View man goes missing Read More