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Wealth & Power

Who holds capital and political leverage — and how that power is exercised.

President Ramaphosa Responds to Travel Bans

Ramaphosa addressed the South African nation on November 28 in a speech detailing recent developments regarding the coronavirus, international reactions to the newly discovered Omicron variant, and the government's response to the latest travel bans placed on Southern African countries. Earlier in the previous week, South African scientists

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The Truth About African Civilizations Before Colonial Invasion

The conventional narrative projected by Western worldviews that Africa was a barbaric and dark continent before colonization demands perpetual opposition. The organic intricacies of African civilizations prior colonial invasion are viewed as worthless historical mishaps. Pre-colonial African civilizations should not be romanticized as the proverbial utopia. It had its inherent

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18 out of 2,755: Does Africa have Enough Billionaires?

At one point in a lifetime, every African might have envisioned becoming a billionaire. Being a billionaire in Africa has however, proved to be an uphill task. When an African individual assumes a billionaire status, societal stereotypes are inclined towards perceiving the fortunes as products of embezzlement, pillage, money laundering

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Zimbabwe's Treasury Secretary Accepts Gifts from Sanctions-red Listed Tagwirei

Treasury permanent secretary George Guvamatanga acceptance of a gift from business tycoon and controversial Skunda Holdings boss, Kuda Tagwirei has left social media in sixes and sevens. Guvamatanga, who is one of the countries most powerful civil servants celebrated his 5oth birthday under the blessings of here south African singers-Mafikizolo,

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Does the United States have the Right to Sanction Ethiopia?

The United States of America is infamous for taking up a hard and fast approach to resolving disputes within and against the African States. Most recently, the Western superpower, a member of the Permanent five (P5) in the United Nations Security Council sanctioned Ethiopia to relinquish its move to deport

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The Global War on Humanity

Unlike previous iterations, World Wars 1 and 2, the Cold War, the War on Terrorism, and the War on Drugs, this new war is truly global in scope and affects every human being on a most personal and private level: that of healthcare. From urban dwellers in NYC, London, Moscow,

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