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Rihanna was in Senegal last week for a Global Partnership for Education (GPE) fundraising conference which raised more than $2 Billion. While one would count it as a success, there is a religious group in Senegal that is probably feeling despondent and depressed at this very moment. The group, carrying
What are the chances that one man could be responsible for the death of anything between 100,000 to half a million people in a country of 12 million? Close to zero? Not if you are Idi Amin. The man was a walking bad of terror, horror and pure, unadulterated
It is now clear that Israel will do absolutely everything and anything within its power to get rid of African migrants and the country's attempts have since gone beyond the realm of reason. The country's Population and Immigration Authority in an advertisement said it would pay
By Guest Author Kendi Borona I posted the blurb below on social media a few days ago. I want to further explain my sentiments by drawing from concrete examples. Christianity is the number one problem in Africa. If it is not no 1, it is certainly in the top 3.
Scenes of the frustrated fruit and vegetable vendor Mohamed Bouazizi who set himself ablaze following the despair and meaninglessness of life in Tunisia still remain fresh in the memories of many as this orchestrated the downfall of the dictator Zine El Abedine Ben Ali. What followed was a revolution that
By Moses Uneh Yahmia Having read about the expulsion of President Ellen from the ruling Unity Party, it is now a fact that Ellen supported the CDC against the UP only because the CDC, and not the UP, promised she and her rogue family some benefits including protection from prosecution
So we have heard that the Marvel movie The Black Panther has a predominantly black cast with Africa's finest like Lupita Nyong'o, Danai Gurira and Connie Chiume. We have also heard that it is based on a fictional nation in Africa, Wakanda. Emphasis is on "
Whenever there is mention of Mozambique, the former Portuguese colony that attained its independence in 1975, what easily pops up in one's mind is the name Samora Machel. He was a politician, revolutionary and military commander par excellence. He left an indelible imprint on the continent of Africa.
As people world over enjoyed the festive season by engaging in different social activities including eating, drinking and smoking, on 28th December, Kenya banned Shisha smoking sending a wave of anxiety among smokers and importers alike. Then ban is a relief to many parents, whose youngsters have been addicted to
Imagine this Your alarm wakes you up at 6 a.m. and then notifies your coffee maker to start brewing coffee for you. On your way to work your car advises you on the best route to avoid congestion. It can also send a text to your boss that you
Personal experiences especially negative ones drive one to invent ideas to resolve the challenge, and in the process help others handle the encounter better in the future. A misfortune experience is what motivated a Kenyan university student, Edwin Inganji- tech developer- to invent a distress or panic application to call
Former Forum for Democratic Change president and presidential candidate, Dr. Kizza Besigye has called on the public to resist the lifting of age limits and extending the MP’s term tenure that was Okayed by a majority. The defiant Besigye known for his relentless fight to remove Museveni from office
One way of eliminating poverty, improving the health of communities and creating sustainable development projects, is through education. The government of Rwanda and the Republic of Korea has signed a financing agreement aimed at supporting IT development in schools. The $7 million deal named Capacity Development for ICT in Education
Today, South Africa’s ruling African National Congress is choosing a new leader to succeed President Jacob Zuma at a conference in Nasrec, south of Johannesburg. In the race for the position are seven candidates, but only two Cyril Ramaphosa the current deputy president and former chairperson of the African
Soldiers deployed across the Zimbabwe capital Harare and seized the state broadcaster on Wednesday after 93-year-old President Robert Mugabe’s ruling ZANU-PF party accused the head of the military of treason, prompting frenzied speculation of a coup. Just 24 hours after military chief General Constantino Chiwenga threatened to intervene to
President Jacob Zuma is a man the world struggles to take seriously. He sometimes fails to read out numbers in Parliament and is best known for singing and dancing, not his Pan-African values but in 2010, he shocked us. He proved he is a “woke” African on occasion of his
