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Visa hurdles likely keep Lumumba Vea from DR Congo World Cup match in Atlanta

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By Ernie Suggs Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Metro Atlanta The international fan sensation who portrays Patrice Lumumba has become a source of national pride for Atlanta and the world’s Congolese community. Congo supporter Michel Nkuka Mboladinga poses as a statue of the country's assassinated independence hero Patrice Lumumba ahead of the World Cup match against Colombia in Mexico on Tuesday, June 23, 2026.
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Riverdale police hunt suspect in shooting of pregnant woman

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By Ernie Suggs Verified
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
A pregnant woman was hospitalized Saturday after police said she was shot during a domestic dispute at an apartment complex in Riverdale, the latest in a string of cases highlighting the dangers some women face during pregnancy. Officers responded just before 7 a.m. to the Brooks Crossing Apartments on Taylor Road, where they found a pregnant woman suffering from a gunshot wound, according to the Riverdale Police Department. She was taken to a hospital and was reported to be in stable condition.
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Juneteenth: 19 artifacts that reflect Atlanta’s Black history

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By Ernie Suggs Verified
| It's UATL
JUNETEENTH From Spelman College bulletins to Dallas Austin’s synthesizer, these Atlanta History Center objects reveal how generations of Black Atlantans helped build, lead and transform the city. Produced by Atlanta Life Insurance Company, the film, "Parade of Progress of Colored Atlanta," celebrated the achievements of Black Atlantans during the Jim Crow era.
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