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For more than 40 years, the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) has proudly supported talented and deserving students in their pursuit of higher education. As we continue to build on the legacy of empowering the next generation of Black leadership, we are excited to announce that our 2025 scholarship applications are now open!

These scholarships offer nine diverse opportunities for incoming freshmen, current undergraduate students, and master/doctoral candidates to achieve their academic dreams.

Scholarships Now Open (since November 25):

·      Ally Financial Law Scholars

·      CBC Spouses Performing Arts

·      CBC Spouses Visual Arts

·      HBCU NREI

·      The Tracking Foundation Multi-Year

·      The Tracking Foundation Scholars

·      CBCF Reducing the Financial Barrier (need-based)

Scholarships Opening Soon (on December 9):

·      CBC Spouses Education

·      CBC Spouses Essay Contest

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The University of Johannesburg has been ranked as sub-Saharan Africa’s best university, beating two historic rivals — the University of Pretoria and the University of the Witwatersrand — to the top spot.

The 2024 list by British magazine Times Higher Education (THE) places four South African universities in the top 10, two each from Rwanda and Ghana, and one each from Uganda and Somalia. Nigeria has 41 entries on the list, the most of any country.

Metrics used to compile the ranking included African research citations and co-authorship, accessibility for disabled people, and employability. These are metrics that “matter most to the development of nations south of the Sahara,” said the magazine’s chief global affairs officer, Phil Baty, in a statement.

THE’s ranking was based on a survey of 23,000 students, plus data from schools and Dutch academic analytics company Elsevier, the magazine said. The 129 universities are from 22 African countries, covering less than half of sub-Saharan Africa.

Despite its success, the University of Johannesburg is ranked in the 401-500 band in THE’s global list, where the top 10 are American and British universities.

— Alexander Onukwue

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Governor Wes Moore and Maj. Gen. Janeen L. Birckhead, 31st Adjutant General of Maryland’s Army National Guard, came together this past Veteran’s Day at Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad State Park, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore, to posthumously commission Harriet Tubman as a Brigadier General of the Maryland Army National Guard.

Tina Wyatt, Harriet Tubman’s great great great grandniece, accepted the honor on behalf of the family. 

Harriet Tubman’s Civil War work is vast. She served as a spy, scout, cook, nurse, and leader. In June 1863, Tubman became the first woman to lead a major military operation in the United States when she guided about 300 Union soldiers through the marshy and mine-filled waters on the Combahee River to fire on Confederate forces, raid, and burn plantations. Tubman raised her voice in song amongst the chaos as crowds of newly freed women, men, and children rushed Union boats, calming the crowds and leading them to evacuation. 

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WASHINGTON—In response to President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination of Linda McMahon to lead the Department of Education, AFT President Randi Weingarten issued the following statement:

“While the job of education secretary should not be a consolation prize, we are pleased that Linda McMahon wanted to teach in her early life and that her work on the Connecticut State Board of Education led to her interest in literacy and building career pathways.

“We will try to work with anyone who puts the aspirations of our students, families and communities first. That means strengthening public education, not undermining it. Voters made it clear that’s what they wanted in November’s down-ballot elections.

“We look forward to learning more about Linda McMahon, and if she is confirmed we will reach out to her as we did with Betsy DeVos at the beginning of her tenure. We hope Donald Trump means it when he says he wants a focus on project-based instruction, career and technical education and apprenticeships. This will improve education and job options, making schools more relevant and engaging for young people.

“But we question the future of these popular ideas and more if the Trump administration follows through with plans to close the Department of Education, leaving in doubt a federal-funding lifeline that disproportionately goes to children in need, children with disabilities and young adults who are the first in their families to go to college.

“And college has always been the engine to innovation and opportunity in America, to individual growth and improvement, as well as strengthening communities, which is why we fight so hard for young people to be able to attend without pauperizing student debt, and for educators to have the academic freedom and supports they need for our young people to soar. 

“Families with wealth may be able to cover these college and university costs, but not the working-class and middle-class families that we serve every day and have the honor to represent. And speaking of my members, they have always wanted and understood the importance of local schools and local control, not state control. They want the latitude to teach, not test, to meet their students’ needs.

“They are asking, ‘Who’s going to fund services for kids with special needs in Mississippi? What happens to poor kids in South Dakota, Montana and Alaska? How do we ensure there is funding to prepare students for career opportunities? For college?

“‘Will Linda McMahon support us as we teach students to read? Will she protect kids and families, so that everyone in a school feels welcome and can learn?’

 “We don’t know the answers to these questions. And while we expect that we will disagree with Linda McMahon on many issues, our devotion to kids requires us to work together on policies that can improve the lives of students, their families, their educators and their communities.”

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South Africa’s Wits University is set to unveil its first dedicated artificial intelligence institute this week to help drive the technology’s development across the continent. It comes amid growing concerns that AI may widen the existing digital divide between wealthy countries and poorer nations.

Known as the Machine Intelligence and Neural Discovery (MIND) Institute, the program aims to publish impactful research, develop talent, and help to foster innovative applications of AI. Its remit includes informing policy-making on the governance and ethics of AI in Africa.

It is backed by an initial 60 million rand ($3.3 million) investment from Wits, with further funding expected from various technology companies it is in talks with. Wits is also working with other African universities to develop a pan-African MIND fellowship to launch in 2025.

The institute will be inaugurated on Nov. 19, starting with a cohort of 34 research fellows selected in October. It aims to welcome academics from other African universities in 2025.

— Martin K.N. Siele

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(Palo Alto, CA) – Wade Institute of Technology (WIT), an experiential Silicon Valley-based college for students of African descent pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields, announced that it is accepting applications for the 2025 Wade Scholarship Program (WSP).

To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must be admitted to a master’s degree program ranked within the U.S. News & World Report Top 30 U.S. graduate schools of engineering and/or the graduate engineering program of any of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

“There has been an alarming drop in the number of Black STEM professionals, who were already woefully underrepresented in these fields,” said WIT Executive Director Booker T. Wade, Jr. “This scholarship helps ease the financial burden that is often a contributing factor to the drop-off of Black students in the educational pipeline. We are committed to the goal of promoting increased diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM through expanded educational opportunities.”

WSP Scholars receive up to $50,000 toward the cost of tuition, on-campus housing, food, and other expenses or fees. Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree in a STEM discipline from an accredited college or university in the U.S. or the equivalent from an international institution.

Minority Television Project Inc. (MTP), which owns and operates San Francisco Bay Area public television station KMTP-TV 33, provides funding for the scholarship. Through its support of both WIT and WSP, MTP is working to make transformative changes in the technology ecosystem.

There have been 26 WSP Scholars since the program launched in 2021. Applications for the 2025 scholarships are due no later than January 17, 2025. International students may apply but must already have U.S. residential or visa status.

Prospective WSP Scholars will be evaluated on independent thought, purposeful leadership, civic mindset, and undergraduate achievements. Additional information on requirements and a link to the application portal can be found at wadescholarship.org/

About Wade Scholarship Program
The Wade Scholarship Program (WSP) was established to mitigate the underrepresentation of
people of African descent in STEM. WSP provides scholarships to Black scholars who are
admitted to an engineering master’s degree program ranked within the US News & World
Report Top 30 US graduate schools of engineering and HBCUs with graduate engineering
programs.

About Wade Institute of Technology
Founded in 2020, Wade Institute of Technology (WIT) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3)
educational institution that provides a STEM course of studies for students of African descent.
Through an innovative mix of traditional instruction and experiential learning from top-tier
faculty and institutions, WIT positions its graduates to be visionary leaders in their disciplines at
a global level.

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UNESCO is updating its 60-year old African history curriculum with new volumes that include African diasporas and their contributions to modern-day societies.

The General History of Africa (GHA) program was introduced in 1964 to help remedy the general ignorance of Africa’s history by reconstructing it and “freeing it from racial prejudices ensuing from slave trade and colonization,” while promoting an African perspective.

In its latest effort, the UN body is developing tools that African teachers and education policymakers can use to strengthen the teaching of the GHA program. The piloting workshop on mainstreaming African history was held in Ghana in September. The objective was to incorporate this history into national school education curricula.

“Teaching a common history to Africans is crucial in decolonizing the curriculum,” said Professor Paul Abiero, a historian at Moi University in Kenya. “But successful implementation will require financial resources, which are very limited in many countries.”

— Muchira Gachenge

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List of 10 Top 10 Strongest Airforce of the World

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1. United States Air Force (USAF):

The United States, which boasts the world’s number one military power has the strongest air and aviation power. The Air Force the Navy and Marine Corps have aircraft that rival the air forces of other countries.

• Established: 1947
• Personnel: Over 689,000 (active duty, guard, reserve, civilian)
• Aircraft: Approximately 5,217
• Budget: $188.1 billion (FY 2025)
• Key Roles: Air superiority, global strike, rapid global mobility, ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance), and command and control.
• Modernization Efforts: B-21 Raider, F-35A, F-15EX, KC-46A, T-7A, advanced munitions like JASSM-ER, LRASM, and AARGM-ER.

2. Russian Air Force:

Russian Air Force has diminished compared to its former Soviet Air Force counterpart. It is continuously improving its air defence aircraft and holds the second position. 

• Established: 1992 (post-Soviet Union)
• Personnel: Approximately 148,000
• Aircraft: Over 3,800
• Budget: Estimated $44 billion
• Key Roles: Air superiority, ground attack, strategic bombing, transport, and reconnaissance.
• Modernization Efforts: Su-57 stealth fighter, Su-35, Tu-160M strategic bomber, S-400 missile systems.

3. Indian Air Force (IAF):

The Indian Air Force is a successor to the Royal Air Force, its pilots have been highly trained since the war, and it has long been the most powerful air force in the Indian Ocean. The current most advanced fighter jet is the Su-30MKI, a licensed production of the Su-30. Although India used to rely exclusively on Russia, in recent years it has purchased from a variety of sources

• Established: 1932
• Personnel: Approximately 140,000
• Aircraft: Over 1,800
• Budget: $21.5 billion
• Key Roles: Air superiority, strike missions, strategic and tactical airlift, reconnaissance.
• Modernization Efforts: Rafale jets, Tejas Mk1A, S-400 missile systems, HAL AMCA project.

4. People’s Liberation Army AirForce (China):

China has made remarkable progress and now has the strongest airforce and aviation capabilities in Asia. It has constructed two aircraft carriers and an artificial island and runway in the East China Sea, dramatically increasing its deployment capabilities. Until now, China has mostly produced its aircraft by copying Soviet aircraft or purchasing them from Russia

• Established: 1949
• Personnel: Approximately 400,000
• Aircraft: Over 3,000
• Budget: Estimated $70 billion
• Key Roles: Air superiority, ground attack, strategic and tactical airlift, reconnaissance.
• Modernization Efforts: J-20 stealth fighter, J-16, Y-20 transport aircraft, KJ-500 AEW&C.

5. Japan Air Self-Defense Force:

Japan’s land area is not particularly large, its territorial waters and exclusive economic zone are the sixth largest in the world. The basic aircraft configuration will be the same as that of the US military, an ally of the country, and will be purchased from America or produced under license, although some aircraft, such as C-2 transports and training aircraft, will be domestically produced.

• Established: 1954
• Personnel: Approximately 50,000
• Aircraft: Over 750
• Budget: $6.7 billion
• Key Roles: Air defence, reconnaissance, search and rescue, disaster relief.
• Modernization Efforts: F-35A, E-2D Hawkeye, future indigenous fighter program (F-X).

6. Israeli Air Force (IAF):

The Israeli Air Force is known for its large and modern aircraft. It is also known as the “Air and Space Arm” or “Air Corps,”. They are also progressing and purchasing aircraft from the US. Israeli Air Force is also known for training the world’s best pilots.

• Established: 1948
• Personnel: Approximately 34,000
• Aircraft: Over 600
• Budget: Part of the overall defence budget of $24 billion
• Key Roles: Air superiority, precision strikes, reconnaissance, air defence.
• Modernization Efforts: F-35I Adir, upgrading F-15 and F-16 fleets, UAV development.

7. French Air and Space Force:

France was the first country in the world to establish an airforce (airforce). It boasts the largest air force in Western Europe and is second only to the United States in NATO. Many of its aircraft are domestically produced, and its fighter jets are developed by the domestic company Dassault.

• Established: 1909 (as French Air Service)
• Personnel: Approximately 41,000
• Aircraft: Over 1,000
• Budget: $12.5 billion
• Key Roles: Air superiority, ground support, reconnaissance, nuclear deterrence.
• Modernization Efforts: Rafale jets, A400M Atlas, modernization of Mirage 2000, upcoming FCAS (Future Combat Air System).

8. British Royal Air Force (RAF):

The British Royal Air Force is the world’s oldest air force. It was established after the Royal Naval Air Service and the Royal Flying Corps were merged. They maintained modern and high-tech aircraft. This airforce is an important component of the United Kingdom’s defence architecture.

• Established: 1918
• Personnel: Approximately 33,000
• Aircraft: Over 800
• Budget: $12.3 billion
• Key Roles: Air defence, strategic and tactical airlift, ISR, nuclear deterrence.
• Modernization Efforts: F-35B, Eurofighter Typhoon, A400M Atlas, Protector RG Mk1 UAV.

9. The Republic of Korea Air Force (ROKAF):

The Republic of Korea Air Force (ROKAF) is old and continues to progress comparable to China’s advancements. In addition, they replaced their old aircraft with the new. Many of the aircraft will be the same as those used by the US military, which is its ally. It is also known as The South Korean Air Force.

• Established: 1969
• Personnel: Approximately 65,000
• Budget: $8.6 billion
• Fleet size consists of 158 aircraft
• Serves 114 destinations globally
• Key Roles: Air defence, ground attack, reconnaissance, airlift.
• Modernization Efforts: F-35A, KF-21 Boramae, enhancing missile defence systems.

10. Pakistan Air Force (PAF):

Pakistan became an ally of the United States and in the 1980s, it possessed many of the latest F16A/B fighter jets at the time, but the supply of weapons stopped in the 1980s and 1990s as it developed nuclear weapons. Now, they are in good relations with China for good development.

• Established: 1947
• Personnel: Approximately 70,000
• Aircraft: Over 900
• Budget: $3.5 billion
• Key Roles: Air defence, strike missions, reconnaissance, strategic airlift.
• Modernization Efforts: JF-17 Thunder, F-16 upgrades, acquiring Chinese J-10C.

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(Palo Alto, CA) – Wade Institute of Technology (WIT), an experiential Silicon Valley-based college for students of African descent pursuing careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields, announced that it is accepting applications for the 2025 Wade Scholarship Program (WSP).

To qualify for the scholarship, applicants must be admitted to a master’s degree program ranked within the U.S. News & World Report Top 30 U.S. graduate schools of engineering and/or the graduate engineering program of any of the Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).

“There has been an alarming drop in the number of Black STEM professionals, who were
already woefully underrepresented in these fields,” said WIT Executive Director Booker T.
Wade, Jr. “This scholarship helps ease the financial burden that is often a contributing factor to
the drop-off of Black students in the educational pipeline. We are committed to the goal of
promoting increased diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM through expanded educational
opportunities.”

WSP Scholars receive up to $50,000 toward the cost of tuition, on-campus housing, food, and
other expenses or fees. Applicants must have a bachelor’s degree in a STEM discipline from an
accredited college or university in the U.S. or the equivalent from an international institution.

Minority Television Project Inc. (MTP), which owns and operates San Francisco Bay Area public
television station KMTP-TV 33, provides funding for the scholarship. Through its support of both
WIT and WSP, MTP is working to make transformative changes in the technology ecosystem.

There have been 26 WSP Scholars since the program launched in 2021. Applications for the
2025 scholarships are due no later than January 17, 2025. International students may apply but
must already have U.S. residential or visa status.

Prospective WSP Scholars will be evaluated on independent thought, purposeful leadership,
civic mindset, and undergraduate achievements. Additional information on requirements and a
link to the application portal can be found at wadescholarship.org/

About Wade Scholarship Program
The Wade Scholarship Program (WSP) was established to mitigate the underrepresentation of
people of African descent in STEM. WSP provides scholarships to Black scholars who are
admitted to an engineering master’s degree program ranked within the US News & World
Report Top 30 US graduate schools of engineering and HBCUs with graduate engineering
programs.

About Wade Institute of Technology
Founded in 2020, Wade Institute of Technology (WIT) is a private, non-profit 501(c)(3)
educational institution that provides a STEM course of studies for students of African descent.
Through an innovative mix of traditional instruction and experiential learning from top-tier
faculty and institutions, WIT positions its graduates to be visionary leaders in their disciplines at
a global level.

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1. Tom Cruise:

Tom Cruise is a world-famous Hollywood star known to all movie fans. He started his career in 1981 and gained popularity by appearing in youth films such as The Outsider (1983), The Graduate (1983), and Top Gun (1986). He is not just a Hollywood star, he is also the producer of his films, including the Mission: Impossible series.

• Full Name: Thomas Cruise Mapother IV
• Birth Date: July 3, 1962
• Spouse: Mimi Rogers (m. 1987–1990), Nicole Kidman (m. 1990–2001), Katie Holmes (m. 2006–2012)
• Kids: Isabella Jane Cruise, Connor Cruise, Suri Cruise
• Favourite Hobbies: Flying planes, skydiving
• Favourite Food: Lobster, Italian cuisine
• Favourite Movie: “To Kill a Mockingbird”
• Known For: Mission: Impossible series

2. Vin Diesel:

Vin Diesel is an American actor, director and producer. He started his career in the movie industry in 1995 with a short film “Multi-Facial”. But he gained popularity with his “Fast & Furious” franchise. In addition, his voice role in the Groot in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is also popular.

• Full Name: Mark Sinclair
• Birth Date: July 18, 1967
• Spouse: Paloma Jiménez (partner)
• Kids: Hania Riley Sinclair, Vincent Sinclair, Pauline Sinclair
• Favourite Hobbies: Playing video games, Dungeons & Dragons
• Favourite Food: Italian cuisine
• Favourite Movie: “The Godfather”
• Known For: Fast & Furious series

3. Chris Hemsworth:

Chris Hemsworth is an American actor who played Thor. Maybe everyone knows Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He started his career in Australian television, notably “Home and Away.” He is very dedicated to fitness and surfing.

• Full Name: Christopher Hemsworth
• Birth Date: August 11, 1983
• Spouse: Elsa Pataky (m. 2010)
• Kids: India Rose Hemsworth, Tristan Hemsworth, Sasha Hemsworth
• Favourite Hobbies: Surfing, working out
• Favourite Food: Pizza, sushi
• Favourite Movie: “The Terminator”
• Known For: Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe

4. Dwayne Johnson:

Dwayne Johnson is an American actor, producer, and former professional wrestler. He is Known as “The Rock ” in WWE. He is a famous WWE wrestler and started his acting career with the “The Scorpion King ” and the “Fast & Furious” series. He gained popularity with Fast and Furious and became one of Hollywood’s highest-paid actors.

• Full Name: Dwayne Douglas Johnson
• Birth Date: May 2, 1972
• Spouse: Dany Garcia (m. 1997–2008), Lauren Hashian (m. 2019)
• Kids: Simone Alexandra Johnson, Jasmine Johnson, Tiana Gia Johnson
• Favourite Hobbies: Fishing, working out
• Favourite Food: Sushi, pancakes
• Favourite Movie: “The Godfather”
• Known For: Fast & Furious series, WWE career

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5. Keanu Reeves:

Keanu Reeves is a Canadian actor. He started his career in 1980 but gained popularity with the “Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure” and “The Matrix” series. He played several roles in several movies. Besides movies, he is also a musician and motorcycle enthusiast.

• Full Name: Keanu Charles Reeves
• Birth Date: September 2, 1964
• Spouse: Not married
• Kids: None
• Favourite Hobbies: Motorcycling, reading
• Favourite Food: Steak, pasta
• Favourite Movie: “Apocalypse Now”
• Known For: The Matrix series, John Wick series

6. Chris Evans:

Chris Evans is an American actor, who is also known as Captain America. he played the role of Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He started his career in the early 2000s. But his role in Marvel is world-famous.

• Full Name: Christopher Robert Evans
• Birth Date: June 13, 1981
• Spouse: Not married
• Kids: None
• Favourite Hobbies: Playing piano, watching football
• Favourite Food: Ice cream
• Favourite Movie: “Pulp Fiction”
• Known For: Captain America in Marvel Cinematic Universe

7. Leonardo DiCaprio:

Leonardo DiCaprio is an American actor. He started his career with television commercials in the late 1980s and gained popularity in the “Titanic” in 1997. His role in “Inception”, “The Revenant,” etc is also world-famous.

• Full Name: Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio
• Birth Date: November 11, 1974
• Spouse: Not married
• Kids: None
• Favourite Hobbies: Environmental activism, collecting action figures
• Favourite Food: Pasta, Japanese food
• Favourite Movie: “Taxi Driver”
• Known For: Titanic, Inception, The Revenant

8. Samuel L. Jackson:

Samuel L. Jackson is an American actor. He is known for his distinctive voice and commanding presence. He started his career in the 1970s and gained popularity with “Pulp Fiction” in 1994. He is a prominent figure in the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Nick Fury.

• Full Name: Samuel Leroy Jackson
• Birth Date: December 21, 1948
• Spouse: LaTanya Richardson Jackson (m. 1980)
• Kids: Zoe Jackson
• Favourite Hobbies: Golfing, collecting action figures
• Favourite Food: Fried chicken, seafood
• Favourite Movie: “The Long Kiss Goodnight”
• Known For: Pulp Fiction, Marvel Cinematic Universe

9. Robert Downey Jr.:

Robert Downey Jr is also an American actor. He started his acting career at the age of five. He is famous as Iron Man now. He played Iron Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. For this role, he won many awards at the international level.

• Full Name: Robert John Downey Jr.
• Birth Date: April 4, 1965
• Spouse: Susan Levin (m. 2005)
• Kids: Indio Falconer Downey, Exton Elias Downey, Avri Roel Downey
• Favourite Hobbies: Martial arts, collecting cars
• Favourite Food: Burgers, Chinese food
• Favourite Movie: “The Godfather”
• Known For: Iron Man in Marvel Cinematic Universe

10. Ryan Reynolds:

Ryan Reynolds is a Canadian actor. He is known for his comedic roles. He started his career in the 1990s with “Hillside” and gained popularity with “Van Wilder.” He gains maximum popularity with “Deadpool,” showcasing his comedic talent.

• Full Name: Ryan Rodney Reynolds
• Birth Date: October 23, 1976
• Spouse: Blake Lively (m. 2012)
• Kids: James Reynolds, Inez Reynolds, Betty Reynolds
• Favourite Hobbies: Aviation, writing
• Favourite Food: Sushi, pizza
• Favourite Movie: “Planes, Trains and Automobiles”
• Known For: Deadpool, comedic roles

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