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Mamode Kavita

Based in Port Louis, Mauritius- Kavita provides paid guest post writing for our precious clientele based from around the world. She tells the story of your business in a language clients understand.

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Is The Fourth Industrial Revolution A Threat To The Africa Of Our Dream?

The misconceptions associated with revolution did not begin today – and may not end anytime soon; it is often confused to mean a dangerous conflagration that snowballs sequentially into an uncontrollable paroxysm. The Industrial Revolutions suffer the same fate and has given rise to propaganda championed by various schools of thought

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When King Mswati Paid Girls $18 Per Month to Stay Virgins

In the hot October of 2014, King Mswati III's government in what is now the Kingdom of eSwatini, announced it would pay girls a stipend of $18 for holding on to their virginity. It was a laughable decision and it still is. For starters, he commodified and went

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Echoes From The Womb: Tears From The Unborn Africa Child

Africa is undoubtedly the richest continent in the world and yet when I take a bird’s eye view, I see a different picture. I keep asking myself whether to live in self-denial or wake up to the reality. Africa today, is defined by European standards. I begin to wonder

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The Red Rooster from Ducor – Series 3

How long will the President of Liberia be internally displaced? Former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was displaced for almost 12 years. Will President George Manneh Weah remain displaced as well or will he follow Ellen’s undemocratic legacy by discharging presidential duties from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs? Liberia’s

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The Fiercest African Warrior Queens Are Coming to Your Televisions

After their incarnation, the Dora Milaje, visited the big screen, the Dahomey Amazons are now coming for your televisions in a new television series in the works. EbonyLife, a fairly new Nigerian television channel in collaboration with Sony Pictures Television.  EbonyLife recently revealed the developments on its website saying, "

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Ota Benga: The Tragic Tale Of The Man Who Was Kept In A New York Zoo

While being kept in zoo against his will, Ota Benga, a 33-year-old Congolese man, shot himself in the heart and died. Having been subjected to the most inhumane treatment, his vestiges of dignity had been shattered, and he could not bear it anymore. Ota Benga's story is one

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