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Most African businesses do not outlive their founders – Here is why
For various reasons, Africa‘s own industrial revolution lags behind the progress made by the rest of the world. That discussion would take so much time and space not many on the continent or outside...
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Buhari is not slowing down on his visits to London even if Nigerians are pissed
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari took yet another medical trip to the United Kingdom but this frequent occurrence in his presidency has still not quite sat well with Nigerians who wasted no time...
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A Black man was convicted in 1951 because a white woman ‘felt’ he intended to rape her from 75 feet away
The criminalization of Black humanity in America’s Jim Crow south was based on some of the most flippant and unbelievable arguments of jurisprudence, so much so that it would leave most people today...
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A British gov’t report says Britain is not institutionally racist – What informed this?
A commission of inquiry constituted by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in the wake of global Black Lives Matter protests last year has concluded that Britain may no be a “post-racial society”...
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Mozambique: Why the government is dealing with a unique Islamist onslaught
Mozambique’s northern region of Cabo Delgado has from 2017 been the site of intermittent armed conflict between national forces and rebels now believed to be backed by terrorist group, Islamic State....
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Africa to get 400 million doses of Johnson & Johnson’s one-shot COVID vaccine
A deal has been reached between pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson and African Union (AU) members states to make 400 million doses of vaccines available to Africa over the course of this year and...
