By Tunji Olaopa The title of this piece should not be strange to those who avidly follow my reflections on religion, African theology and its role...
By Toyin Falola Success is often measured in terms of material wealth, professional accomplishments, and social status. However, true success transcends these external markers, encompassing spiritual...
By Leo Igwe On June 29, 2024, I became a certified chaplain. I joined the International Association of Chaplains, after training with the Regnum International School...
By Leo Igwe I am a humanist and am training to be a chaplain. In this piece, I make a case for humanist chaplaincy in Africa....
By Leo Igwe As I write this piece, Peregrine is on its way to the moon, and is scheduled to touch down on February 23, 2024....
By Toyin Falola Africa, with its rich traditions and different civilisations, exemplifies the delicate dance of religion and morality. This millennia-long link has served as a...
By Leo Igwe Twenty-first-century humanists need a 21st century Humanists International(HI). For the organization to fulfill this need, this global objective, Humanists International must change. This...
French schools sent dozens of girls home for refusing to remove their abayas – an over-garment from the shoulders to the feet worn by Muslim women...
French authorities are to ban the wearing in school of abaya dresses worn by some Muslim women, the education minister said Sunday, arguing the garment violated...
By Leo Igwe As in past cases of incineration of the Islamic sacred text, the recent Quran burning in Sweden has generated outrage, protests, and condemnations....