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Meet the Rastafari movement whose cannabis demand sustained Jamaica’s economy
Questions bothering on morality and health were relegated to the backbench when Jamaican Prime Minister Edward Seaga sat down to talk about the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church (EZCC) in an interview in 1980....
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Phyllis Coard: The only ‘powerful’ woman involved in Grenada’s bloody coup of 1983
Those who ink into annals the history of a people possess more than anyone else, an opportunity to define the people’s future, and to Grenadian politician and activist Phyllis Coard, that was supposed...
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Belgium will now return Lumumba’s remains – a tooth – after nearly 60 years
Belgium will now return to his family the mortal remains of Patrice Lumumba, the DR Congo‘s first democratically elected prime minister who was slain in a Western-backed overthrow from power. Belgium’s...
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‘Trump accused me of killing Christians’ – Nigeria’s Buhari reveals awkward chat with POTUS
Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari has revealed that when he met Donald Trump, president of the United States, in April of 2018, the latter accused him of overseeing the killing of Christians in...
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Jerusalema: How did a simple South African gospel dance song become a global hit?
When South African record producer and artiste Master KG says global reception to his song Jerusalema has been nothing short of a “dream come true”, it is a very believable sentiment. On Tuesday,...
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Dar es Salaam: How a village became one of Africa’s biggest and busiest cities
According to projections, by 2035, Dar es Salaam will have more than 13 million people living and working in the city, making Tanzania‘s most commercially vibrant metropolis a “megacity”....
