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.
Heads of states and governments met for the 71st session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The main themes under discussion were: the international refugee and migrant crisis; a progress report on the UN’s sustainable development goals; climate change; global health and the UN Secretary General’
Some Normals Are More Normal Than Others. The asymmetry in wealth distribution on the planet is overwhelmingly skewed towards sustaining the wielders of political power and or lobbyists. Is this something we should look at as normal or is this outlandish asymmetry something to cause alarm? Should political rhetoric that
It is disheartening that in this age we still have to contend with headlines such as the one I saw on a local women’s interest magazine as I stood in a supermarket queue just recently. It read, “Dr Rebecca Malope opens up about learning to speak English at 21”
Twitter has been agog since Federal Government of Nigeria launched the 'Change begins with me' campaign last week Thursday. Here are some of the top tweets of Nigerians The monthly budget for feeding the dogs at Aso Rock is more than ₦18k yet we expect minimum wage earners
Spotlighting Africa’s Democracy Democracy in Africa is difficult to flourish, because there are too many kleptocrats, autocrats and opportunists flooding the political parameter. A free, fair and transparent election on the continent is rare due to anti-democratic precedents mostly devised by failed and corrupt regimes. Democracy in Africa is
In August, a group of World leaders called The Elders wrote a letter urging SADC leaders to support a smooth transition in Zimbabwe. The letter read, “We firmly believe that a successful transition is vital not only for Zimbabwe but also for the region […] we are also convinced that, if
Here’s the news Nigerians have been itching to hear: a divided house in Nigeria’s most deadly terrorist group, Boko haram following the news of its current leadership crisis between Abubakar Shekau and Islamic States of Iraq and the Levante (ISIL) backed Abu Musab al-Barnawi. After launching its first
Protests against the rule of Zimbabwe’s aging president, Robert Mugabe, have become commonplace in recent months. In one of the latest incidents on August 24, police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse a “Mugabe Must Go” protest in the capital Harare. In April, Evan Mawarire, an unknown
Indeed, the decision that was taken by the African Union recently to introduce an African passport is a masterstroke. It is replete with value and benefits that strategically positions it to alter the face, if not fabric, of Africa, hence a par excellence game changer. It goes without saying that
For the longest time Africa has been labelled the impoverished continent with unforgivingly big debt corrupt leaders and failed leadership. For our part, we have largely apportioned all the blame on neo-colonialism and forgotten to take responsibility for our own misgivings. However, the greatest failure has been the ignorance of
The autobiography of Stokely Carmichael—who would later rename himself Kwame Ture in esteem for two of his African forefathers, Kwame Nkrumah and Sekou Toure—highlights a number of the challenges and triumphs of the Civil Rights Movement of the mid-20th century, including a detailed personal account of the shift
Mwalimu Julius Kambarage Nyerere is a man celebrated for his ideas of communism and creation of economies that service all citizens without a bias. He is a part of the generation of firebrand socialist leaders who felt capitalism was not the best economic model to adopt if Africa was to
What is “greatness”? For men, a wife who eagerly wants you back home for dinner, is all you need to be great! In my contemplative pursuit for greatness, a reason I chose to name my blog behind the scenes of change, to decipher all subtle global issues, I consulted my
President Paul Kagame has created one of the most impressive states in modern Africa. With his economic shrewdness and exceptional networking skills, he has managed to gain world-wide respect for the success that Rwanda is. It is an exceptional case of how $1 billion of aid can be used sustainably
Before studying Image Consultancy, I had a long list of meaningless accolades, A Chartered Accountant, Ultra Marathon Runner, Former Head of Internal Audit, the list is endless. I was earning approximately M30,000 ($2,030) but I usually blew it up as if it’s M30 ($2). I was a
Local reports say that Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni believes that one way of tackling corruption in the country is by offering amnesty to repentant corrupt leaders. President Museveni announced this last Saturday at a meeting attended by the National Resistance Movement (NRM) party MPs at State House, Entebbe. The
