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How Mozambique came to have its name
Mozambique, one of southern Africa‘s glorious tourist secrets, is a country with an intriguing history of how it was formed through colonization and to be called what it is now. For one thing, the...
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Eritrea President Afwerki visits Ethiopia amid renewed hopes of cooperation between former foes
The President of Eritrea, Isaias Afwerki, is in Ethiopia on a three-day working visit as part of efforts to accelerate a budding friendly relationship between Asmara and Addis Ababa. Afwerki’s visit,...
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What is #EndSARS? – How hundreds of thousands of Nigeria’s youth brought gov’t to a standstill over rogue police unit
On Sunday, the Nigerian government folded under the pressure of more than three million tweets and hundreds of thousands of young Nigerians who matched in the country’s most influential states to...
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When Africa’s women withheld sex in order to force political compromise
For all those who read it, especially students who took the liberal arts in college, Aristophanes’ Lysistrata presents an intriguing and unforgettable sociopolitical quagmire connected to the moral...
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Kentucky AG files to keep jury proceedings and testimony secret in Breonna Taylor case
The Attorney General of Kentucky, Daniel Cameron, has filed a motion to seal the grand jury proceedings as well as the testimonies received in the Breonna Taylor case, according to multiple reports. Cameron...
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White South African farmers burn police vehicle and racially abuse gov’t official in wake of murder
Lirandzu Themba, a spokeswoman for South Africa’s Ministry of Police has reported that callers, some of whom identified as disgruntled farmers in the town of Senekal, threatened and racially abused...
