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Moncton

Yaye Peukassa: FORUM CANADA-AFRICA BLUESHIFT 2025. Moncton

Norélice Mboutou, artiste peintre au Nouveau Brunsuick

Anicet Buranga, l’Association Initiatives Afro-Canadiennes du Nouveau-Brunswick

David Coon, Leader of Green party in New Brunswick, member of NB Assembly. Afrifest Fredericton 2024 guest.

Ingenzi, Rwandan dance troupe in Moncton. Afrifest 2024 Fredericton.

AFRO FEST Fredericton 2024

Faith Ashogbon, Pure Gold Foundation

Yusuf Shire, President of N.B. African Association

Saa Andrew, Battle of the Arts NB

Philomène Zangio, présidente de la Commission des droits de la personne du Nouveau-Brunswick

Mamadou Diallo, NB
Charlottetown

La confédération du Canada

Solange Aké, décoratrice d’événements

Reequal Smith, Charlottetown dancer from Bahamas

Valérie Ladreseau: Datcha, la cuisine Caraibienne à Charlottetown

Isabelle Dasilva, femme engagée

Chavez, Charlottetown artist and producer

Tamara Steel, Executive director, Black society PEI
St Johns

Navel Sarr, Président du John’s African Roots Festival (SARFest)

Raven Khadeja, the founders of Black Lives Matters N.L.
Toronto

Rokhaya Gueye: Stakeholder Relations leader at the Ontario Carpenters Regional Council

Candies Kotchapaw: DYLOTT-OEDD-BDA founder

Aline Nizigama, National CEO at YWCA Canada

Moy Fung

Dr. Justine Pierre, Labour Market and Migration Consultant

Nosakhare Alex Ihama, CEO of the International School of Greatness

Garrick Apollon

The Dilemma of life, book

Feyisayo Enuiyin

Raymond Guiste, Tropicana Community Services Organization.

Nerissa Allen, President Black Business Association of BC

Senator Marilou McPhedran, member of the Senate of Canada
Halifax

Une famille camerounaise à Halifax

Don Bureaux: Halifax Chamber of Commerce CEO, Former(NSCC) President

William Lahey: University of King’s College, Mutcho Radio strategic partner

Ryan Somers, CKDU radio DJ and Storyteller

William Lahey, President of the University of King’s College

World Radio Day 2026 Halifax

Tara Taylor: The Union of Black Artists Society Chair

Neville Provo: Man Up, KWANZAA dinner

DBDLI Open House

Rustum Southwell: Dalhousie University chancellor

Patrick Sullivan, President & CEO of Halifax Chamber of Commerce.

Remembrace day: Lest we forget

Asa Kachan CEO Halifax Libraries

Dr. Robert Summerby-Murray: former St Mary’s University President

Sylvia Parris-Drummond, DBDLI: Ubuntu symposium

Mike Christie: ACI Global Summit Halifax

Airports Council International. Inaugural ACI Global Summit Halifax

Suzanne Fougere, Events East EVP

Fatu Kaba, Storyteller and entrepreneur

Zamani Folade, Nova Scotian singer
Ottawa

Hon. Michaëlle Jean: 27th Governor General of Canada

Jimmy Jean Louis au sallon du livre Ottawa SLAC 2025

Nicole Baptiste: PDG Mosaïque Interculturelle

Yaye Peukassa, Pont-Bridge Canada CEO

Greg Fergus, former Speaker of the House of Commons of Canada.

Guy Djoken, Executive Director at UNESCO CENTER FOR PEACE

Ketty NIVYABANDI-Amnesty International Canada-Secretary General-part3

Ketty NIVYABANDI-Amnesty International Canada-Secretary General

Yves-Gérard Méhou-Loko, secrétaire général UNESCO commission-Canada.

Edward (Edo) Matwawana, Executive Director at Fondation Michaëlle Jean

Agnes Addai Anuseh. A/Director, supporting Black Canadian communities Initiative. SBCCI

Les tambours du Burundi Remesha à Halifax

Keshana King, Dylott executive council member
Regina

Vibya Natana, Black Diplomats Academy alumni.

MAYADA and CHIDINMA, Black in Sask delegation to the 2024 National black youth Summit in Edmonton

Vibya Natana
Alberta

A conversation with Alberta BIPOC Foundation – ED Clement Esene

Clement Esene, BIPOC Foundation, Lethbridge, Alberta

Lim Thokbuom

Olga Loggale
BC

Nerissa Allen, President Black Business Association of BC

Nerissa Allen, connect to South Africa mission 2024

Nerissa Allen, President Black Business Association of BC
Québec

Cynthia Nkamicaniye: Global Workplace Culture & DEI consultant

Djely Tapa: chanteuse malienne

Sandra Rabrin au Black summit à Halifax

Ali Keita, le danseur Guinéen: perfomance à Halifax
Africa

Une famille camerounaise à Halifax

Jason E. Peters, Amazi-Water CEO

Cynthia Nkamicaniye: Global Workplace Culture & DEI consultant

Aline Nizigama, National CEO at YWCA Canada

Yaye Peukassa: FORUM CANADA-AFRICA BLUESHIFT 2025. Moncton

Yaye Peukassa, Pont-Bridge Canada CEO

Rose Ndaya Mpoyi. La paix au Congo. RDC

Dorine Rurashitse. La promotion des Arts en Afrique

François Jean Enrico: L’impact du métissage à l’Île Maurice

Sandra Barancira: une Burundaise – Canadienne

Ghana President: John Mahama

Alphonse Nahimana, Burundi Niragira agriculture project CEO
BDA

Candies Kotchapaw: DYLOTT-OEDD-BDA founder

Vibya Natana, Black Diplomats Academy alumni.

Rosemary Sadlier: Emancipation Day as national event

Yves-Gérard Méhou-Loko, secrétaire général UNESCO commission-Canada.

Shaunee Hardware

Anjum Sultan

Emina Tudakovic Commissioner

Dr Olutoyin Oleyade

Yahaya Alphonse

Mark Ngoran Nyuykighan

Jaqui Parchment

Moy Fung
ANSA

Hon. Twila Grosse Minister of African Nova Scotian Affairs

The Honourable Dr. Mayann E. Francis

Hon. Senator Wanda Thomas Bernard

Hon. Senator Tony Ince, former Minister of ANSA
Culture

Jimmy Jean Louis au sallon du livre Ottawa SLAC 2025

Damini Awoyiga, young poet

Zamani Folade, Nova Scotian singer

Duane Jones: Art pays me

Dr Afua Cooper: Historian, Poet and Autor from Jamaica

Zal Sissokho, joueur de la Kora

Mumu Fresh performance at Prismatic Arts festival.

Reeny Smith, African Nova Scotian singer

Jah’Mila, Jamaican reggae singer

Norélice Mboutou, artiste peintre au Nouveau Brunsuick

Anicet Buranga, l’Association Initiatives Afro-Canadiennes du Nouveau-Brunswick

Shelley Fashan, Co-Founder (Emerging Lens Film Festival)
DBDLI

William Lahey, President of the University of King’s College

DBDLI Open House

Sylvia Parris-Drummond, DBDLI: Ubuntu symposium

Damini Awoyiga, young poet

Zamani Folade, Nova Scotian singer

Molefi Kete Asante: Professor at Temple University, Philadelphia

Kaneka Watkins-Jackson: NSCC

Andre Andreson

Lily Lynch

“Ubuntu Africentric Conference: AI for the People” DBDLI-South Africa

The Rev. Nontombi Naomi Tutu, daughter of Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu.

Sylvia Parris, DBDLI
First nations

Stephen Augustin, First Nations self government summit. Halifax

Daniel Paul. We Were Not the Savages

Leonard Summer, First nation artist
Francophonie

Jimmy Jean Louis au sallon du livre Ottawa SLAC 2025

Yaye Peukassa, Pont-Bridge Canada CEO

Dieudonné Bright Fiaga: from Togo to Halifax ACIC conference

Des biscuits à la citrouille par Liliane

Conversation avec Yves-Gérard Méhou-Loko, UNESCO-GenZ.

La confédération du Canada

Jean-Daniel Lafond, La fondation Michaëlle Jean présente Le 4ème Mur

Guy Djoken, UNESCO-US: le role de l’éducation

Un message de Hon. Greg Fergus à la diaspora

Conseil scolaire acadien provincial de la Nouvelle Ecosse

Journalistes en herbe: Les éleves de l’Ecole Beaubassin

Livre “Plus noir que la nuit” lu par Janie Desjardins
Youth

Damini Awoyiga, young poet

Yves-Gérard Méhou-Loko, GenZ conversation (Eng)

Conversation avec Yves-Gérard Méhou-Loko, UNESCO-GenZ.

Go Eng Girl, Dalhousie University

Fatu Kaba, Fatu is Passionate about storytelling, nonviolence activism and promotion of underrepresented voices.

MAYADA and CHIDINMA, Black in Sask delegation to the 2024 National black youth Summit in Edmonton

Asher Trim-Gaskin, Executive Director

Vibya Natana

Lim Thokbuom
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Halifax

Don Bureaux: Halifax Chamber of Commerce CEO, Former(NSCC) President

DBDLI

William Lahey, President of the University of King’s College

Halifax

Tara Taylor: The Union of Black Artists Society Chair

Africa

Jason E. Peters, Amazi-Water CEO

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Marat Nahimana Mutcho Radio young journalist. “We believe storytelling is the key to cultural preservation, social development, and economic empowerment.”

Africa

Cynthia Nkamicaniye: Global Workplace Culture & DEI consultant

Our guest is Cynthia Nkamicaniye. Ubuntu leadership CEOGlobal Workplace Culture & DEI consultant, Empowering Women to Thrive at Work.Her experience...

DBDLI

DBDLI Open House

Our Roots run deep Sylvia Parris-Drummond, DBDLI: Ubuntu symposium

Halifax

Rustum Southwell: Dalhousie University chancellor

Former Black Business Initiative CEO Our guest today is Dr. Rustum Southwell . Dr. Rustum Southwell is one of Nova...

Marat Nahimana

Rokhaya Gueye: Stakeholder Relations leader at the Ontario Carpenters Regional Council

Top 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women Rokhaya Gueye, affectionately known as Rok, is a dedicated Stakeholder Relations leader at the...

Halifax

Patrick Sullivan, President & CEO of Halifax Chamber of Commerce.

Book

Åsa Kachan, the CEO and chief librarian for Halifax Public Libraries

Journalists: Marat Nahimana and Eunice Abaga COVID 19 impact on Halifax libraries services https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gql7eo5C3t0&t=673s

Halifax

Remembrace day: Lest we forget

Marat Nahimana: 342 Bedford Lions Air Cadets Deogratias Dushimumukiza2LT Dushimumukiza (3rd from the right) with Halifax Rifles at the Emera Oval...

BDA

Candies Kotchapaw: DYLOTT-OEDD-BDA founder

Social entrepreneur| Black Diplomacy Specialist Organization for Economic Development and Diplomacy (OEDD) founder Our guest is Candies Kotchapaw. She has...