By Toyin Falola Anthropological insights into human activities in this jungle called the world have illuminated our understanding that the act of bravery, at some point...
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 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 The global pandemic has taught the world vital lessons on the dynamism of progress and development and how it can successfully adjust to...
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 Leo Igwe Something is wrong with African studies, and there is a need to highlight and address this wrong. There is a need to begin...
By Toyin Falola Africa, a continent full of diverse peoples and fascinating history, has struggled with several social, economic, and political problems during its existence. Despite...