By Toyin Falola Western deception has been with Africa forever: 1493: Pope Alexander VI issued a papal bull, “Inter Caetera,” proclaiming the right of Spain and...
By Leo Igwe A theory of change explains how activities, measures, and steps undertaken to address a problem could facilitate or help realize certain changes or...
By Toyin Falola France ruined Haiti, the first black country to become independent in 1804. France is on the course to ruining all its former African...
By Toyin Falola Gabon demonstrates everything that is wrong with Africa, a tiny country with enormous resources stolen by a few kleptocrats. One family in over...
By Leo Igwe Many people have wondered why witchcraft accusations persist in Africa, and why witch hunting rages on the continent in this 21st century. Some...
By Toyin Falola Focus is an often-romanticized characteristic among the human race. As powerful as the human brain is, there are piles of motivational messages with...
By Abena Busia On this occasion we have been given the opportunity to share personal tributes that capture the spirit of Auntie Ama Ata Aidoo through...
By Ivor Agyeman-Duah Ama Ata Aidoo’s literary capital was social justice. Even in an imperfect state, she believed that moral fiats and laws were essential human...
By Ashraf Aboul-Yazid The relationship between East and West, and the conflict between Eastern values and Western values, have been – and will remain – a...
By Christopher Isike Contrary to the brain drain argument about the African Diaspora as a loss to the continent, they are connectors between Africa and the...