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The Creoles of Sierra Leon
The Creole people of Sierra Leon represent a nation of liberated slaves that forged a free society from the ashes of their former lives. Theirs is a story of hardship and resilience in the face of overwhelming geopolitical oppression.
The Rescue of Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park
A magnificent African wildlife reserve has been brought back from the devastation of war.
Will Africa's Economic Rise Stem The Flow of Migrants to Europe
Africa's projected future economic growth may well stem the tide of migrants to Europe.
The Anglo-Zanzibar Conflict Was the World’s Shortest War
In 1896, Britain and Zanzibar engaged in a conflict that lasted all of 38 minutes.
Should Britain Apologize for Colonialization?
Debates on whether Britain should be sorry for their conquests in Africa is still on. While many are demanding apologies, others remain kind of indifferent. But should the British feel remorseful about their role in colonization or not? What do you think?
Inspiring Innovations From Africa That Are Impacting People's Lives
Several technologies focused on resolving African and global challenges have been developed by some innovative African scholars and entrepreneurs, and many people probably don't know about them.This article shares a few examples
Hutus And Tutsis: 1994-2023
The terms "Hutu" and "Tutsi" refer to ethnic groups in the Great Lakes region of Africa, particularly in countries like Rwanda and Burundi which have seen a the episodes of both co-operation and conflict and this article throws light upon the same.
Message From Jomo Kenyatta, Prime Minister at Kenya's Independence in 1963
The year 2023 marked 60 years after Kenya’s independence. This article commemorates that milestone by highlighting the thoughts of the founding father of the nation on that day.
Investment Opportunities in Kenya
The Kenyan economy is bulging with numerous new opportunities for investors. Many existing sectors merely require improved efficiency and better public relations to compete with other global giants.
Special Treatment of Oscar Pistorius
A reflection on the treatment of Oscar Pistorius, who murdered his girl friend.
Shame of Aged Adults in Nairobi Who Are Still Dependent on Their Parents for Survival
Dudes some aged above 40 in Nairobi are still living at their parents houses. They have no job and they will still loiter around and come back to demand food from their aged mother. Their work is to smoke, abuse all forms of drugs and lazy around with no hope in life.
Anatomy of Low Intensity Warfare In South Africa: Economical Oppression-Dehumanization in the Neo-Post Apartheid Rule
The ANC government adopted a neo-colonial socio-economic paradigm, that has, degenerated to patronage-based corruption that marginalized the poor Africans - now facing a Low Intensity Intensity War
The Akamba (Kamba) people of Kenya
The Akamba language has some of the most archaic word roots in the Bantu family. Its strong relationship with Kikuyu is not in doubt since the two languages are intelligible.
AMAPIANO: Tracing the Ascent of a Global Phenomenon that Originated from South Africa
Amapiano’s popularity has transcended South Africa’s borders since 2017. The genre has garnered attention from global stars.
Sudan and its Russian Connection
If you follow Bible prophecy (or even if you don't) the Russian-Sudan connection and relationship developing in the conflict will end with Sudan under Putin's control. There is a reason why Sudan will join Russia in the attacking Israel in Armageddon.
Falsification of African History - Diop and Others Speak out on Ancient Egypt
Many black scholars have documented this falsification since the 1800’s. Cheikh Anta Diop is a modern scholar of comparative studies between Egypt and black Africans. John Henrik Clarke, in a review of one of Cheikh Anta Diop’s book online states that, “In the chapter called, ‘Birth of the Negro Myth,’ Dr. Diop shows how African people, whose civilizations were archaic before Europe was born, were edited out of the “respectful commentary of human history”.
Meinertzhagen: Nemesis of the Nandi and Kikuyu People of Kenya
Meinertzhagen's treatment of Africans make him stick out like a sore thumb. In his era, the British administrators of the part of the East African Protectorate, that was to become Kenya, were trying to ‘pacify’ Africans and take their land. Meinertzhagen killed them and took their livestock as well.
How Kenya Got Its Name
Trader Kivui is reported to have given the name of the mountain as “Kinyaa.” Krapf transcribed name in the Roman alphabet as Kegnia later varying to Kenia. The British settled on Kenya and the name lived to see an independent country, Kenya.
Overview of Child Rights Infringements
a comprehensive breakdown of the many ways that children's rights are infringed, including as child labor, child marriage, sexual
StatiSense Analysis Shows Yoruba as the Happiest and Igbo as the Saddest People in Nigeria
StatiSense report briefly reads "South West Men and Women are the happiest or somewhat satisfied with their life in Nigeria. The least happy are South East Men and Women."
Why President Buhari Failed as the President of Nigeria
Why President Buhari failed as the democratically elected president of Nigeria and why Peter Obi may do better if elected.
Nnamdi Kanu , IPOB and the current Nigerian Government.
Nnamdi Kanu has been talking before President Buhari took over power. Why is the case different now ?
Possible Solutions to Challenges in Nigeria Today
These are the main challenges faced by Nigeria today, along with some ideas about how we got here and what we can do to move forward.
Restoration of African South African Historical Consciousness: Culture, Customs, Traditions & Practices (Pondo/amaXhosa)
The African family system of the Pondo people should be kept in historical, cultural, and traditional perspectives. It is laid out in its specific traditional, cultural, and historical reality.
How "Black Panther" Portrays the Differences in Representing the Black Communities in Africa and America
It is common in America to make an entire community out as one group rather than acknowledge their individual differences. "Black Panther" hints at some of these differences.
Reasons Why Girl Child Marriage Remains Prevalent in Many Developing Countries Within Africa
Child marriage is still common on the African continent. Learn statistics and the factors contributing to them.
Impact of Imperialism on Africa Today
Today is vastly impacted by all the yesterdays. European imperialism shaped Africa into what it is today socially, politically, economically, and even geographically.
Who Was Nelson Mandela and What Did He Do?
If you're not into history, you may not know much about Nelson Mandela. Here's a brief guide to tell you who he was, what he did, and why many consider him to be a truly remarkable man.
Writing Against Forgetting: 16 June 1976, a Riot That Ended in Death
This article will take a personal look back at the Soweto uprising against apartheid that began on 16 June 1976 and eventually led to Youth Day in South Africa.
5 West African Presidents Who Got Assassinated
This article discusses five West African presidents who got assassinated, including Thomas Sankara, Murtala Mohammed and Sylvanus Olympio.
The Social Malaise of Unemployment in Africa
This article explores how the youth unemployment rate in Africa leads to social malaise and political instability.
Everything You Need to Know About the Conflict in Tigray
Curious about what's going on in Ethiopia? Check out this overview of the civil war in the Ethiopian region of Tigray.
POLITICAL POLITICIZATION: POISONOUS POLLEN PULLING POLITICIANS FOR POLITICAL POINTS PROBLEMATIC!
Politicians are like insects that are easily attracted by the sweet scented smells of plants’ pollen grains and nectars. Like the “Nectar in Plant-Insect” mutualism, what also attract politicians into politicizing issues of national importance are mostly influenced by the political points.
The Triune God And Human Community: Humility As The Passport To The Hebrews-12 Kind of Festival In Nigeria Come 2023.
This Homily By Fr. Ken Evurulobi, President of MARYSROSE signifies MARYSROSE sincere and resolute efforts to come to terms with the demands of Social Justice and authentic Liberation in Nigeria through Evangelism and the practice of the new Liberation Theology.
Viral Pandemics and African Population Dynamic Myths
The term pandemic when associated with Africa tends to be synonymous with mass death and uncontrollable disease, worse than elsewhere in the world. However, a contradictory narrative is portrayed by the current pandemic outcome and future demographic projections for the continent.
Why Is this African Country the Best for Women?
Which country has the highest number of female parliament members in the world? The answer might come as a surprise to you. It is actually an African country with more than 60% women in the parliament. In this article I write about how it achieved that through gender quotas and the question.
Africa Is Rising and Could Soon Feed the World
In 2050, every fourth person will live in Africa. It’s not just Africa's economies that are growing; the continent's population is expected to expand to 2.5 billion, while the rest of the world's population has almost stopped increasing.
Women's Rights in Africa: Unpacking Africa's Religious and Cultural Ties to Patriarchy
This article takes a look at gender equality in Africa and how plural legal systems betray women's rights.
Tired, Load shedding South Africa.
It has not gone anywhere and surely did not give us a break to recover. Most South Africans are tired of the dark and most depressed of the ongoing darkness that covers all of us.
Thomas Sankara: The Amazing Man Who Was Killed for Acting on His Vision for Africa
Thomas Sankara was a good man, a leader, and an African nationalist. He was murdered because he was pulling Africa through and out of century’s long suppression
South Africans' June 16th 1976 Revolt
The 1976 generation of school children brought down the almighty Apartheid regime. They did it with sticks, stones, petrol bombs and roadblocks. and becoming ungovernable. A Revolution exploding..
About the Kigezi Orphans Home
The Co-Chairs for the Kigezi Orphan's Home in Uganda are getting the word out that they need our support to keep the smiles, hope, and dreams alive for these children.
South African Culture, Customs And Practices Writ Large: Re-Morphed Cultural Renaissance Against Dysfunctional Existence
African historical and cultural identity, has been distorted through use of political economy shows its lacks, deficiencies, interests, needs, desires, passions, tastes, ideals, motives, values, etc.