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‘…No Man’s Land…’: Eno Barony’s navigation of Ghana’s male-dominated rap scene

This recent article, “‘…No Man’s Land…’: Eno Barony’s navigation of Ghana’s male-dominated rap scene,” published in Global Hip Hop Studies, highlights the cutting-edge scholarship being produced by graduate students in Howard University’s Department of African Studies. In this study, Yaw M.

…No Man’s Land…’: Eno Barony’s navigation of Ghana’s male-dominated rap scene

March 16, 2026 | Global Hip Hop Studies

Ugandan Ambassador Robie Kakonge Welcomes Howard Students

Howard University students had the distinct honor of being hosted by H.E. Robie Kakonge, Ambassador of the Republic of Uganda, in celebration of Black History Month on Thursday, February 26.

We are deeply grateful for the Ambassador’s generosity in opening her residence to our students for such a meaningful and engaging conversation. The opportunity to dialogue directly with a diplomat, ask thoughtful questions, and gain insight into international affairs and U.S.–Africa relations was truly invaluable.

Rehearsing Leadership: International Model African Union (IMAU) Marks a Historic New Chapter at Howard

The 2026 International Model African Union (IMAU) Conference, held in Washington, DC on February 20–21, brought together more than 20 university delegations from across the United States and Canada for two days of rigorous debate, negotiation, and diplomacy.

CfAS becomes the Secretariat for the International Model African Union (IMAU)

The Center for African Studies has been selected to assume the Secretariat for the International Model African Union (IMAU), a prestigious role that enhances Howard’s global profile while directly benefiting students through leadership, curriculum development, immersive events, and study abroad opportunities linked to the African Union.

International Model African Union (IMAU)

Howard University Conference Highlights African Languages at a Critical Moment

February 17, 2026 | The Dig