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This is what a Nigerian traditional ruler told Prince Charles about stolen artefacts by Britain
The colonisation of Africa by European nations did not only rid Africa of its people and dignity, but also traditional and cultural symbols and artefacts which have been kept in European museums like trophies....
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Ugandan activist remanded in prison for insulting Museveni’s mother on Facebook
After 5 days in police detention, Ugandan feminist activist, academic and Museveni critic, Stella Nyanzi, was denied bail by a Kampala court on Wednesday for allegedly insulting Esteri Kokundeka, the late...
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Botswana’s president and predecessor publicly feud over retirement package
Botswana’s former president Seretse Ian Khama gained global acclaim for upholding the tenets of democracy after stepping down gracefully at the end of his 10-year term in April. He handed over power...
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Israel turns to Ghana to back its bid for a seat at the African Union
Israel has called on the Ghanaian government to back its bid for an observer status in the African Union (AU), which it lost in 2002 when the former Organisation of African Union (OAU) was dissolved and...
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‘Men shouldn’t step in the kitchen and that’s how it should be’ – Uganda’s president stirs debate
Controversial Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has once again stirred another debate, but this time around, on gender roles. He stated that it is not men’s role to cook and since he married, he...
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Gambia defies IMF warning and falls for $34 million French aid
Despite warning from the International Monetary Fund against borrowing money to ease the burden on debt stock, Gambia gleefully accepted 30 million euros ($34 million) of aid from France to “consolidate...
