October 22, 2026
Somewhere in a compound in Southeast Asia, a university-educated young African is typing fraud scripts he never chose to write. At home, his…
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AU members must make a correct reading of the current geopolitical situation and weigh the risk paused by excessive external dependency and the risk of losing credibility from the inability to implement their own decisions
Africa needs a more equitable and sustainable economic model built on African traditional, humanistic philosophies
The labelling of beautiful, talented, hardworking, pleasant children with such a bright future as “Ghetto kids” lies at the heart of the lies that Africa has been fed and now believes about itself
The Nairobi Declaration, a supposed forerunner to COP28, has not proven that the continent’s approach will be anything significantly different from what it is – beggarly
At a time when the Western model is struggling to inspire any kind of wisdom or exemplarity to younger generations concerned with social and environmental justice, it’s time to reverse the paradigm and look to what other cultures have to offer our globalized society
If Africans are serious about looking within Africa to find solutions to their problems, then increased cooperation, knowledge exchange, experience sharing, and technology transfer among African countries must be encouraged
In this episode, we delve into the remarkable life and enduring impact of Julius Kambarage Nyerere, an iconic figure whose visionary leadership shaped the destiny of a continent. Nyerere, often referred to as “Mwalimu,” meaning “teacher” in Swahili, was not only the founding father and first President of Tanzania but also a statesman, philosopher, and advocate for African unity.
The ECOWAS is contemplating an armed intervention following the coup in Niger. Professor Chikodiri Nwangwu and Mahatma Ulimwengu discuss the dangers of such action.
Plus de vingt ans après la mort de l’ancien président tanzanien Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, l’Afrique est toujours aux prises avec une mauvaise gouvernance en manque
Africa must develop its own policy, ethics, and governance approach to the development and use of AI
AU members must make a correct reading of the current geopolitical situation and weigh the risk paused by excessive external dependency and the risk of losing credibility from the inability to implement their own decisions
Africa needs a more equitable and sustainable economic model built on African traditional, humanistic philosophies
The labelling of beautiful, talented, hardworking, pleasant children with such a bright future as “Ghetto kids” lies at the heart of the lies that Africa has been fed and now believes about itself
The Nairobi Declaration, a supposed forerunner to COP28, has not proven that the continent’s approach will be anything significantly different from what it is – beggarly
At a time when the Western model is struggling to inspire any kind of wisdom or exemplarity to younger generations concerned with social and environmental justice, it’s time to reverse the paradigm and look to what other cultures have to offer our globalized society
If Africans are serious about looking within Africa to find solutions to their problems, then increased cooperation, knowledge exchange, experience sharing, and technology transfer among African countries must be encouraged
In this episode, we delve into the remarkable life and enduring impact of Julius Kambarage Nyerere, an iconic figure whose visionary leadership shaped the destiny of a continent. Nyerere, often referred to as “Mwalimu,” meaning “teacher” in Swahili, was not only the founding father and first President of Tanzania but also a statesman, philosopher, and advocate for African unity.
The ECOWAS is contemplating an armed intervention following the coup in Niger. Professor Chikodiri Nwangwu and Mahatma Ulimwengu discuss the dangers of such action.
Plus de vingt ans après la mort de l’ancien président tanzanien Mwalimu Julius Nyerere, l’Afrique est toujours aux prises avec une mauvaise gouvernance en manque
Africa must develop its own policy, ethics, and governance approach to the development and use of AI
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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