Sam Mandi (a.k.a. Sam Sandi, 1895?-1937)

Afro-Polish soldier and professional athlete Sam Mandi was born in what was formerly known as the German colony of Kamerun (today the Republic of Cameroon), circa 1895. During World War I Britain and France occupied the colony and Mandi joined the French army where he … Read MoreSam Mandi (a.k.a. Sam Sandi, 1895?-1937)

Wladyslaw Franciszek Jablonowski (1769-1802)

The astonishing appearance of a high-ranking Black military officer in late 18th century Poland who led troops across Europe and in the Caribbean is further evidence of the breadth of the African diaspora. The product of an illicit affair in Paris between British-born Princess Maria … Read MoreWladyslaw Franciszek Jablonowski (1769-1802)

Fatima Djalor (1989-2019)

Fatima Djalor was an international children’s welfare activist and the first woman of African ancestry to appear regularly on television in the Republic of Moldova. Born in 1989 in Moldova’s capital city of Chișinău online pharmacy https://bartaco.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/lasix.html no prescription online pharmacy buy ventolin no prescription … Read MoreFatima Djalor (1989-2019)

Sizwe Lawrence Ndlovu (1980- )

Born in 1980 in apartheid-dominated Johannesburg online pharmacy metformin no prescription with best prices today in the USA buy antabuse online https://boniver.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/antabuse.html no prescription pharmacy , South Africa, Sizwe Lawrence Ndlovu was a member of a family of seven.  His interest in athletics began when he was exposed to … Read MoreSizwe Lawrence Ndlovu (1980- )