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Betrand Adeye

Adeye is The African Exponent's West African Correspondent based on Abuja, Nigeria. He covers all West African Stories that matter with a slick African style.

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Mugabe is Responsible for Killing Zimbabwe

Former Zimbabwean vice president Joice Mujuru at a campaign rally in Gutu over the weekend said President Robert Mugabe is responsible for all the current problems the country is facing. According to media reports online, Mujuru, now the leader of the National People’s Party (NPP), said that Mugabe’s

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Top Uganda’s Best-Kept Secret Luxury Lodges

The tourism industry in Uganda has been experiencing steady growth since 2011 when the number of tourists to the landlocked country hit a million. In the previous year, 2010, the industry grew by the highest percentage (21.67 percent) from 946,000 to 1.2 million visitors. In 2015, the

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At Least Six Dead in DRC Prison Break

A police officer and at least five attackers were killed in Wednesday’s raid on the main prison in the capital, Kinshasa, officials have said. According to the government of Democratic of Congo, supporters of jailed sect leader Ne Muanda Nsemi attacked and freed him from prison. The Bundu Dia

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You Won’t Need a Visa to Travel to South Africa

South Africa Department of Home Affairs is planning to scrap visa requirements for African citizens to enter the country. According to the department, officials, academics, business people and students who are “trusted travelers” will be the first to benefit. This is according to its latest white paper on International Migration,

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The Most In-Demand Programming Languages in Africa

Individuals and companies across the globe are seeking to make work easier and faster. Programming language is thus critical in developing software and applications to meet the demand. There are thousands of programming languages developed to tackle specific needs in the market. They include those that deal with programming websites,

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Countries With the Highest Paying Jobs in Africa

Have you been contemplating migrating to another African country in order to get a better salary? Maybe you should move and there is data to help you out. While you are killing yourself working overtime yet your salary remains the same, there are countries in Africa you can shift to

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The Most Attractive Investment Destinations in Africa, 2017

Although not as with exciting pace as once captured in international news headlines, for investors with corporate and institutional interest in Africa, the continent still holds a treasure chest of opportunities waiting to be unearthed according to a new report. The report, "Where to invest in Africa, a guide

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African Taboos and Environmental Conservation

When I was still a very young child, I had great passion for exploration – a trait that has only seemed to grow stronger over the years. Each morning, the lullabies of the morning birds sounded sweeter than my little warm bed. I then kicked my blanket and dashed outside to

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The Evolution of Robert Mugabe: From A Promising Beginning to A Grim Legacy

Robert Mugabe spoke eloquently as Zimbabwe’s Prime Minister Elect in March 1980. He offered a message of hope and unity to a population ravaged by years of war. He spoke of creating a government “capable of achieving peace and stability … and progress.” In the first years of independence, some

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Internet Falls in Love with Traditional Rwandan Amasunzu Hairstyle

Would you recommend this is Rwandan art of hairdressing to anyone? Personally, I would. The name of this eye-catching traditional hairstyle is called the Amasunzu. This unique hairstyle, won centuries ago, became part of the everyday lifestyle of Rwandans. The Amasunzu hairstyle has 30 different shapes. Getting this hairstyle requires

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No, Africans Are Not Naturally Inferior

I recently sat with friends as we watched evening news at my home.  After the news, a team of journalists started airing out their live analysis. Then, as they talked about the new technology and the brand new cars, one of the reporters said, “Such technology will take a century

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