Kayode Releases Kara Kata’s Oun Ojuri, Afrobeat(s) Canadian fusion calling to stay hopeful during this time!
Dsa poses with artists at VNITY’s CVLTUREFEST with Vancouver Canada’s emerging emerging acts as KaraKata performs to a raining audience at the city’s emerging Premier Multicultural Platform!
Production Workers Open Investigation Against Party Well UBC On Allegations Of Fraud
With a request to Deemaks to sponsor a considerable amount of his artist performance fees towards the sponsorship of an International Ethiopian Keynote speaker at Vancouver’s second annual VNITY’s Diversity Conference, the young keynote speaker would not only be the youngest speaker to present at the startup initiative, but seeing the need for financial support…
Skynation To Invest In R&D For The Provision Of Health, Dental, & Transit Coverage For It’s World Wide Promoter Network Within The Next Four Years
Going into the next growth year of one of the first black owned, Canadian digital production, the company’s growing portfolios, as well as stakeholder relationships both within University and Government would not be possible without the growing networks of it’s various promoters of whom have really been the representatives of the platforms resources and distribution…
See Kayode Rap On Granville Street After Vancouver Visit For VNITY’s First MC AGM
With VNITY calling for Advocacy From Harambecouver’s Multicultural Carnival program attendees and/or various impacted partners through the request of a General Meeting as required from African Great Lakes Networking Foundation, the lack of response from GLC would prompt Harambecouver to honor that request for it’s first and last AGM. From this meeting it’s remaining volunteers…
African Great Lakes Networking Foundation’s Canadian Chapter President Approves Public Resignation Announcement!
As the outgoing President and Vice President of Great Lakes Canada, the Canadian Chapter of African Great Lakes Networking Foundation has now officially publicly resigned with the confirmation that so has his Vice President of which was done in the months of Harambecouver outside of the knowledge of the planning team of the production of…
VNITY STANDS WITH HARAMBECOUVER AND DTES WORKERS ON AFRICAN GREAT LAKES SETTLEMENT AND STOP WORK ORDER.
Vancouver’s growing Multicultural Carnival organizers and marketplace look to Government for support from society bankruptcy and labour issues. In what is the first of it’s kind for the growing organization, the advocacy movement of VNITY as an umbrella organization to represent the workers of the Multicultural Carnival is stepping in to do the work that…