Help grow the Afro-caribbean heritage
To become a life change, help promote the heritage and help others grow.
Your money and financial support would help achieve our goals.
Africa Caribbean Heritage Alliance (ACHA) is the organization that reunites Africa and the Caribbean in the areas of heritage, culture, economy, education and travel. Started by Okama Ekpe Brook, who has worked for the United Nations in different parts of the world, ACHA is uniquely based in the hub of the Caribbean, St. Maarten and Nigeria, Africa. Okama, originally Nigerian, fell in love with St. Maarten and the Caribbean, having lived and worked in a number of the islands. Her background working in nation building has uniquely given her a perspective on the relationships between Africa and the Caribbean that can be strengthened and nurtured.
We are building a world where the societies of Africa and the Caribbean are
positively reconnected .
News about ACHA activities and events
ACHA President, Ambassador. Okama Ekpe Brook led her team to pay a courtesy call on his royal Highness, the Emir of Bwari, Alhaji Auwal Muhammad Ijakoro at his Palace in Abuja FCT, Nigeria.
Okama Ekpe Brook has been appointed as Head of the Economic Development and Trade for the 6th Region Global Chamber of Commerce and serves as a liaison in the country of Nigeria.
Dr. Melida Harris Barrow dissects the patterns that Black people have been educated to serve instead of create and build. In addition, many black nations, particularly in Africa, tend to do business with the country of the colonizer as opposed to doing business with each other
Care about connecting Africans to the Caribbeans, understanding the common roots they share?
