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On 12 August 2021, millions of Zambians went to the polls to vote in a general election that ushered in a new party in government.
The African continent remains hostage to myriad forces, both internally generated and externally produced. True Uhuru has eluded the continent for more than half-century now.
Soft power – the non-military means of exerting influence – has traditionally been associated with states. However, in the new millennium soft power has increasingly
The African Union (AU) set a very ambitious theme for 2021: “The Arts, Culture and Heritage: Levers for Building the Africa We Want.” If one
In the age of interconnectivity, the fear of privacy loss is understandable, but it’s being weaponized by western media. The Pegasus Project, an international journalistic
The 1994 genocide against the Tutsi imposed conditions of soul searching on the nation. The luxury of business as usual in state management was not
On 19 July 2021, Amnesty International made allegations that different countries were conducting surveillance operations using the Pegasus software. Amnesty’s Secretary General, Agnes Callamard, urged
On the Fourth of July, Rwanda celebrated its Liberation Day for the 27th year. Liberation Day marks both the celebration of RPF’s decisive military victory
Several scientific studies have established the potency of African bitterleaf (Vernonia amydalina) in reducing blood pressure with little or no side effects. The bitterleaf plant
The gale of armed confrontations between transhumant pastoralists of mainly Fulani ethnic nationality and peasant farmers/host communities have increased in frequency, intensity and geographical spread
On 12 August 2021, millions of Zambians went to the polls to vote in a general election that ushered in a new party in government.
The African continent remains hostage to myriad forces, both internally generated and externally produced. True Uhuru has eluded the continent for more than half-century now.
Soft power – the non-military means of exerting influence – has traditionally been associated with states. However, in the new millennium soft power has increasingly
The African Union (AU) set a very ambitious theme for 2021: “The Arts, Culture and Heritage: Levers for Building the Africa We Want.” If one
In the age of interconnectivity, the fear of privacy loss is understandable, but it’s being weaponized by western media. The Pegasus Project, an international journalistic
The 1994 genocide against the Tutsi imposed conditions of soul searching on the nation. The luxury of business as usual in state management was not
On 19 July 2021, Amnesty International made allegations that different countries were conducting surveillance operations using the Pegasus software. Amnesty’s Secretary General, Agnes Callamard, urged
On the Fourth of July, Rwanda celebrated its Liberation Day for the 27th year. Liberation Day marks both the celebration of RPF’s decisive military victory
Several scientific studies have established the potency of African bitterleaf (Vernonia amydalina) in reducing blood pressure with little or no side effects. The bitterleaf plant
The gale of armed confrontations between transhumant pastoralists of mainly Fulani ethnic nationality and peasant farmers/host communities have increased in frequency, intensity and geographical spread
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Part of the problem facing Africa is that the agency to articulate the trials and tribulations of Africans has for long been usurped by foreigners. As a principle, everyone should get involved in debates on Africa, of course. However, rather than Read more