Back in the 1600’s, Pedro Claver was a priest who worked tirelessly to minister to the African people enslaved in Cartagena.

Recently, globetrotter Tracey Bostic (@creamwrx) went on a girls’ trip to Cartagena to do it up for the culture visiting historic villages and learning more about locals’ ties to Africa.

Over 1 million people live in Cartagena, and almost 45 percent are of African descent. Tourists can see Cartagena’s rich Afro-Colombian culture through the vibrancy of the art, music ...

CARTAGENA, Colombia --Pope Francis wrapped up his Colombia trip Sunday by honoring a fellow Jesuit who ministered to African slaves and urging Colombians today to follow his lead in working for a ...

is a swath of slums so miserable that public-health officials compare conditions there to life in sub-Saharan Africa. Unlike those who live in and visit Cartagena’s affluent heart, most of the ...

The best way to get around Cartagena is by taxi. Taxis make it easy to get between distinct points in the city, including Cartagena's Rafael Núñez International Airport (CTG), while short jaunts ...

Curitiba, Brazil — As delegates to the week-long international meeting of the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety ... All are especially relevant for African and other developing countries.