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A black girl once asked me: “Do you know what is the colour of your skin?” And I looked at her, and I looked at my skin and I looked back at her, kinda puzzled, and I replied: “What do you mean? The colour of my skin??” And she repeated:
Constantly on magazine pages, gossip tabloids and blogs for their racy and outrageous lifestyle. They travel and flaunt their lavish life, with no particular job or source of money. In East Africa, there is a blurred line between a celebrity and a socialite. Both celebrities and socialites have the same
During her 10th State of the Nation Address on January 26, 2015, President Sirleaf was correct when she renamed corruption from public enemy number one to a vampire of development and obstruction of progress. Corruption is not only when one illegally converts public resources into his/her personal account, but
In his work Rich Dad, Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki attempts to dissect the mentality of the poor, the middle class, and the rich. Among all the differences he notes of the three, one is constantly repeated and stands out as pivotal in the difference. The rich, he argues, invests in
News that reaches us at our workstations, our home screens, or on social media pages is majorly about failure trends and little on success. It seems that failure is predisposed to be more public than success. While some organizations and individuals have taken upon themselves to blog positive stories about
Seven out of 10 Kenyans use the internet, making the country the best penetration in Africa according to data provided by an aggregation website. A new report published by US-based cloud services provider Akamai also places Kenya first (in African region) in its analysis on the state of the internet
On the African Leadership University website is a very bold claim to transform tertiary education in the world. The About Us page reads, “ALU is pioneering a fresh approach to higher education in the 21st century; offering accredited undergraduate, postgraduate and executive education programs in a unique and imaginative way.
News from the Gambia is that incumbent president, Yahya Jammeh no longer accepts election results as a result of irregularities unearthed after his concession. For a while the whole continent thought the respect for democracy would be salvaged but alas, the joke is on everyone who believed this “too good
Long ago, most African countries were entertained by Indian, Chinese and American movies. However, in recent times the Nigerian Film Industry has stamped its legacy in film making in Africa and the world as it stands as the second largest film producing hub after Hollywood. Nollywood films have a large
At the mention of Africa, many will hope to hear tales of suffering in Central African Republic, wars in Northern Africa and political instability in Somalia or at the other spectrum, safaris, luxurious hotels, beaches and wildlife in East Africa, or emerging economies and a battle for development. Besides all
There's a new collection at Asos. And it was made in Kenya. The multi billion dollar online fashion retailer worked with SOKO. SOKO is a manufacturing unit based in Rukinga Wildlife Sanctuary in Kenya. It is a business with an ethical approach to the business of fashion. Unlike
Ever heard of the African Nation which is Africa itself, the West African nation of Cameroon is home to more than 250 ethnic groups and languages. Formerly colony of Germany, France and England; the effects are audible; Cameroon has a blend of both French and English cultures and a subtle
In spite of the high rate of unemployment, rising debts and dictatorship in most African countries, it has not deterred the arrival of positive change. Today some African countries like Kenya, Ethiopia and Rwanda are amongst the fastest growing economies in the world while others such as South Africa, Morocco
The Moroccan Islamists are coming back to power stronger than ever Prior to the electoral campaign and even during, political analysts, experts, and pundits were all saying that the time of the Islamists of PJD (Party of Justice and Development) is up and that the secularists of PAM (Party for
Zimbabwe losing $1 billion to corruption Zimbabwe has reportedly lost at least $1 billion to corruption according to corruption watchdog, Transparency International Zimbabwe. Police and government officials have been reported to be the worst offenders particularly local councils, the vehicle inspection department which issues drivers’ licences and the department of
The Moroccan monarchy, which dates as far back as the 8th century, has traditionally been above the fray of mundane, partisan politics. But, following independence in 1956, when the monarchy felt threatened, it descended into the political arena to defend itself and ward off any existential threats. The very first
