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Africa is rising, and YOU are part of the movement!
Join the I Rock Africa Roundtable - monthly networking & education hub for entrepreneurs, professionals, and change-makers ready to collaborate and create impact.
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Africa is rising, and YOU are part of the movement!
Join the I Rock Africa Roundtable - monthly networking & education hub for entrepreneurs, professionals, and change-makers ready to collaborate and create impact.
RSVP free at irockafrica.com #irockafrica #black etowlring #africa #africanamerican #caribbean #blackpower #african #africanvibes #connectingthedots #iamafrica #irockafrica #iamafrican

I Rock Africa Celebrates Black Women Miriam Makeba (March 4, 1932- November 10, 2008) was a South African-born singer, known as Mama Afrika, who gained global fame as a stellar performer and human rights advocate in the 20th century. Raised in a segregated township, she started singing in a school choir and turned professional in 1954. She settled in the US in 1959, where she launched a successful singing and recording career, focusing on Xhosa and Zulu songs. Critical of apartheid, she was denied reentry into South Africa in 1960 and lived in exile for three decades. She won a Grammy in 1965 with Harry Belafonte. There is so much to learn from the life of Madam Miriam Makeba. We celebrate, honor, and highlight her this month. #womenhistorymonth❤️ #womenday #internationalwomensday #irockafrica

I Rock Africa Celebrates Black Women Miriam Makeba (March 4, 1932- November 10, 2008) was a South African-born singer, known as Mama Afrika, who gained global fame as a stellar performer and human rights advocate in the 20th century. Raised in a segregated township, she started singing in a school choir and turned professional in 1954. She settled in the US in 1959, where she launched a successful singing and recording career, focusing on Xhosa and Zulu songs. Critical of apartheid, she was denied reentry into South Africa in 1960 and lived in exile for three decades. She won a Grammy in 1965 with Harry Belafonte. There is so much to learn from the life of Madam Miriam Makeba. We celebrate, honor, and highlight her this month. #womenhistorymonth❤️ #womenday #internationalwomensday #irockafrica

I Rock Africa - Celebrates Black Women this Women's History Month. We kick off with Honorable Angie Brooks. #Irockafrica #Africa #celebratingblackwomen #blackwomen #africanwomen #afrobeats #afrohair #blackhair #afroculture #blackhistory #blackwomenhistory #Liberia #Liberianwomen #AngieBrooks #UN #unitednations #blackwomeninlaw #blackgirlmagic #blackgirlsrock

I Rock Africa - Celebrates Black Women this Women's History Month. We kick off with Honorable Angie Brooks. #Irockafrica #Africa #celebratingblackwomen #blackwomen #africanwomen #afrobeats #afrohair #blackhair #afroculture #blackhistory #blackwomenhistory #Liberia #Liberianwomen #AngieBrooks #UN #unitednations #blackwomeninlaw #blackgirlmagic #blackgirlsrock

You are not forgotten!
We want to take a moment to acknowledge that our journey together may have been put on hold for a time, but you have never been far from our thoughts. We have been diligently working behind the scenes, focusing on rebranding and repositioning I Rock Africa to better serve you and our community.

As we’ve enter Women’s Month, we are thrilled to invite you to join us once again as we celebrate the incredible achievements and contributions of black women as of Monday, March 4th. Your support and presence have always been invaluable, and we look forward to celebrating the uniqueness of our afro cultures.
#IRockAFrica #afroculture #cultureID #culture #blackculture #womenmonth #africa #african #blackwomen #Afrique #blackhistory #internationalwomensday

You are not forgotten!
We want to take a moment to acknowledge that our journey together may have been put on hold for a time, but you have never been far from our thoughts. We have been diligently working behind the scenes, focusing on rebranding and repositioning I Rock Africa to better serve you and our community.

As we’ve enter Women’s Month, we are thrilled to invite you to join us once again as we celebrate the incredible achievements and contributions of black women as of Monday, March 4th. Your support and presence have always been invaluable, and we look forward to celebrating the uniqueness of our afro cultures.
#IRockAFrica #afroculture #cultureID #culture #blackculture #womenmonth #africa #african #blackwomen #Afrique #blackhistory #internationalwomensday

We celebrate with our CEO and President of Cammepa and our team members who are Liberians. We celebrate another peaceful transition of power in Africa. Congratulations to President Joseph N. Boakai Sr, the new President of Africa’s oldest Republic. #joeboakai #irockafrica #liberia #africa photo courtesy of independent probe.

We celebrate with our CEO and President of Cammepa and our team members who are Liberians. We celebrate another peaceful transition of power in Africa. Congratulations to President Joseph N. Boakai Sr, the new President of Africa’s oldest Republic. #joeboakai #irockafrica #liberia #africa photo courtesy of independent probe.

#happyafricaday

#happyafricaday

I am excited to be working with the team on I Rock Africa products, content, and events coming this summer. Are you ready? #irockafrica #culturalidentity

I am excited to be working with the team on I Rock Africa products, content, and events coming this summer. Are you ready? #irockafrica #culturalidentity

#happyvalentinesday #irockafrica

#happyvalentinesday #irockafrica

#IRockAfrica #africanlife welcome to shea week! #follow us this week as we discuss vitellaria paradoxa known as the shea tree. #fortheculture #blackhistorymonth

#IRockAfrica #africanlife welcome to shea week! #follow us this week as we discuss vitellaria paradoxa known as the shea tree. #fortheculture #blackhistorymonth

#IRockAfrica #africanlife

#IRockAfrica #africanlife

#irockafrica #fortheculture #culturalidentity

#irockafrica #fortheculture #culturalidentity

#irockafrica #blackhistorymonth #accra we were pleased! More to come! No rights to music!

#irockafrica #blackhistorymonth #accra we were pleased! More to come! No rights to music!

Take a glance at I Rock Africa #AfricanFoodies in Accra, Ghana at Accra WeDey Street Shutdown. Youtube Video coming soon. Subscribe to I Rock Africa on YouTube. #IRockAfrica #africa #foodies #africanfood #africanfoodie #africanfood #AfricaRising #africancuisine #africandiaspora #accra #ghana

Take a glance at I Rock Africa #AfricanFoodies in Accra, Ghana at Accra WeDey Street Shutdown. Youtube Video coming soon. Subscribe to I Rock Africa on YouTube. #IRockAfrica #africa #foodies #africanfood #africanfoodie #africanfood #AfricaRising #africancuisine #africandiaspora #accra #ghana

#iwd2022 #internationalwomensday

#iwd2022 #internationalwomensday

Mr. Charles Decca Burgess McIntosh, Sr., Son of A Priest (S.O.A. P.)

SUNRISE: November 10, 1930
SUNSET: December 1, 2021

It is with profound regret and deep sorrow that the McIntosh, Greenfield, Mellish and Zondo families announce the death of their husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, uncle, Mr. Charles D. B. McIntosh, Sr., (S.O.A.P.). This sudden event occurred on Wednesday, December 1st, 2021 at the Henrico Forest Hospital in Henrico, Virginia, USA. Mr. Charles Decca Burgess McIntosh, Sr. (S.O.A.P.) was born unto the union of Rev. Father Charles A. E. McIntosh and Mother Catherine Irene Greenfield-McIntosh on November 10, 1930.
He leaves to mourn his loving, caring and devoted wife, Mrs. Margarette D. Mellish-McIntosh, children, Catherine Mondaymah McIntosh, James McIntosh, Bishop Charles D.B. McIntosh, Jr. (Veronica), Pastor Georgia A. McIntosh Dennis (Tracey), Pastor Anthony B. McIntosh (Tracy), Mercy McIntosh, Dr. Harven V. DeShield (Shani), Charlesetta S. McIntosh-Jackson (Emmanuel), Catherine Huntress McIntosh, Yeatoe Gloria McIntosh, and Wokie Passawe-Lanier (James), his grandchildren, great grandchildren, siblings, Adeline McIntosh-Lawrence, Dr. Georgia Anna McIntosh-Golafale, and Tabolee C. McIntosh-Bouey, nieces, nephews and a host of relatives and friends.

Mr. Charles D. B. McIntosh, Sr. (S.O.A.P.) was predeceased by his parents, Rev. Fr. Charles A.E. McIntosh and Mother Catherine Irene Greenfield-McIntosh, brothers, Cllr. William A. Cisco, Sr., Samuel McIntosh, James McIntosh, John Allen, sisters, Ida McIntosh-Hodges, Nellie McIntosh, Caroline McIntosh-Goodridge, Irene L. M. McIntosh, nephew and son Cyrus McIntosh.

Services/Information:
Thursday Jan 27 Wake 6-9 pm St. Stephen Episcopal Church (All tributes except the immediate family tribute will be during the wake).
Friday, Jan 28 Funeral 10am St. Stephen Episcopal Church 10 Street Sinkor
Burial immediately after funeral service: Fortsville, Grand Bassa (at home on Greenfield Seminary/Mission)
Repast/picnic (St. John City Hall)

Thanks for helping us celebrate Daddy. The services and repast will be carried on KMTV.

Thanks immensely!

Psalm 117: 1-2 (KJV)

Mr. Charles Decca Burgess McIntosh, Sr., Son of A Priest (S.O.A. P.)

SUNRISE: November 10, 1930
SUNSET: December 1, 2021

It is with profound regret and deep sorrow that the McIntosh, Greenfield, Mellish and Zondo families announce the death of their husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, brother, uncle, Mr. Charles D. B. McIntosh, Sr., (S.O.A.P.). This sudden event occurred on Wednesday, December 1st, 2021 at the Henrico Forest Hospital in Henrico, Virginia, USA. Mr. Charles Decca Burgess McIntosh, Sr. (S.O.A.P.) was born unto the union of Rev. Father Charles A. E. McIntosh and Mother Catherine Irene Greenfield-McIntosh on November 10, 1930.
He leaves to mourn his loving, caring and devoted wife, Mrs. Margarette D. Mellish-McIntosh, children, Catherine Mondaymah McIntosh, James McIntosh, Bishop Charles D.B. McIntosh, Jr. (Veronica), Pastor Georgia A. McIntosh Dennis (Tracey), Pastor Anthony B. McIntosh (Tracy), Mercy McIntosh, Dr. Harven V. DeShield (Shani), Charlesetta S. McIntosh-Jackson (Emmanuel), Catherine Huntress McIntosh, Yeatoe Gloria McIntosh, and Wokie Passawe-Lanier (James), his grandchildren, great grandchildren, siblings, Adeline McIntosh-Lawrence, Dr. Georgia Anna McIntosh-Golafale, and Tabolee C. McIntosh-Bouey, nieces, nephews and a host of relatives and friends.

Mr. Charles D. B. McIntosh, Sr. (S.O.A.P.) was predeceased by his parents, Rev. Fr. Charles A.E. McIntosh and Mother Catherine Irene Greenfield-McIntosh, brothers, Cllr. William A. Cisco, Sr., Samuel McIntosh, James McIntosh, John Allen, sisters, Ida McIntosh-Hodges, Nellie McIntosh, Caroline McIntosh-Goodridge, Irene L. M. McIntosh, nephew and son Cyrus McIntosh.

Services/Information:
Thursday Jan 27 Wake 6-9 pm St. Stephen Episcopal Church (All tributes except the immediate family tribute will be during the wake).
Friday, Jan 28 Funeral 10am St. Stephen Episcopal Church 10 Street Sinkor
Burial immediately after funeral service: Fortsville, Grand Bassa (at home on Greenfield Seminary/Mission)
Repast/picnic (St. John City Hall)

Thanks for helping us celebrate Daddy. The services and repast will be carried on KMTV.

Thanks immensely!

Psalm 117: 1-2 (KJV)

I am so sorry I can't answer all your messages, and I can't message everyone. My December and January i can’t even describe. I am in LIBERIA. 202-378-0010 on whatsapp.
The announcement for the funeral is circulating on the radio and more stations will be added tomorrow.

Services/Information:
Thursday Jan 27 Wake 6-9 pm St. Stephen Episcopal Church (All tributes except the immediate family tribute will be during the wake).
Friday, Jan 28 Funeral 10am St. Stephen Episcopal Church
Burial immediately after funeral service: Fortsville, Grand Bassa (at home on Greenfield Seminary/Mission)
Repast/picnic (St. John City Hall)
music by the Bassa Band

Thanks for helping us celebrate Daddy. The services and repast will be carried on KMTV.
https://web.facebook.com/Kmtvlib/

Thanks immensely,
Yeatoe Gloria McIntosh

I am so sorry I can't answer all your messages, and I can't message everyone. My December and January i can’t even describe. I am in LIBERIA. 202-378-0010 on whatsapp.
The announcement for the funeral is circulating on the radio and more stations will be added tomorrow.

Services/Information:
Thursday Jan 27 Wake 6-9 pm St. Stephen Episcopal Church (All tributes except the immediate family tribute will be during the wake).
Friday, Jan 28 Funeral 10am St. Stephen Episcopal Church
Burial immediately after funeral service: Fortsville, Grand Bassa (at home on Greenfield Seminary/Mission)
Repast/picnic (St. John City Hall)
music by the Bassa Band

Thanks for helping us celebrate Daddy. The services and repast will be carried on KMTV.
https://web.facebook.com/Kmtvlib/

Thanks immensely,
Yeatoe Gloria McIntosh

Happy Thanksgiving from my home to yours!

Happy Thanksgiving from my home to yours!

I want to say heartfelt thanks to all of you who have supported us over the years. We came on the scene when people thought African fashion could never be mainstream. Even some of our competitors now were naysayers before. We are excited that we all are seeing our worth now. Let’s continue to be our own best competitor and push the envelope to excellence. Our small team is grateful for you. Thank you🙏🏾. Pray for us🙏🏾
We look forward to receiving your support for the rest of this year. - Yeatoe Gloria McIntosh

I want to say heartfelt thanks to all of you who have supported us over the years. We came on the scene when people thought African fashion could never be mainstream. Even some of our competitors now were naysayers before. We are excited that we all are seeing our worth now. Let’s continue to be our own best competitor and push the envelope to excellence. Our small team is grateful for you. Thank you🙏🏾. Pray for us🙏🏾
We look forward to receiving your support for the rest of this year. - Yeatoe Gloria McIntosh

Thanks @yeatoegloriamcintosh- team work indeed! ❤️our Team Rocks ~ Catherine

Thanks @yeatoegloriamcintosh- team work indeed! ❤️our Team Rocks ~ Catherine

Happy Africa Day! #irockafrica #AfricaDay #AfricaDay2021

Happy Africa Day! #irockafrica #AfricaDay #AfricaDay2021

#irockafrica #africanbrands #africantravel #africanlifestyle #africanfoods #africanfashion #africanmagazine

#irockafrica #africanbrands #africantravel #africanlifestyle #africanfoods #africanfashion #africanmagazine

Facts to know as we are coming to the celebration of Africa Day on May 25. Before May 25, 1963, there was July 19, 1959. The day three founding fathers signed an agreement, which led to the formalization of the Organization of African Unity, now called the African Union (AU). This occurred in Sanniquellie, Nimba County, Liberia. Today, we salute the Nations of Liberia, Ghana, and Guinea. The founding fathers were Presidents William V.S. Tubman (Liberia), Kwame Nkrumah (Ghana) and Ahmed Sekou Toure (Guinea). #tag a friend to share this fact. #Liberia #Ghana #Guinea no copyright claims are intended for these photos.

Facts to know as we are coming to the celebration of Africa Day on May 25. Before May 25, 1963, there was July 19, 1959. The day three founding fathers signed an agreement, which led to the formalization of the Organization of African Unity, now called the African Union (AU). This occurred in Sanniquellie, Nimba County, Liberia. Today, we salute the Nations of Liberia, Ghana, and Guinea. The founding fathers were Presidents William V.S. Tubman (Liberia), Kwame Nkrumah (Ghana) and Ahmed Sekou Toure (Guinea). #tag a friend to share this fact. #Liberia #Ghana #Guinea no copyright claims are intended for these photos.

#Africa #Business #Afdb #afcfta #irockafrica

#Africa #Business #Afdb #afcfta #irockafrica

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Glad to have a I rock Africa roundtable coming up with public health/healthcare to honor their work during the Ebola outbreak 🙏🏾.

Glad to have a I rock Africa roundtable coming up with public health/healthcare to honor their work during the Ebola outbreak 🙏🏾.

Happy International Women's Day #womensday2021 #internationalwomensday #unwomen #choosetochallenge

Happy International Women's Day #womensday2021 #internationalwomensday #unwomen #choosetochallenge

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