BY LOU SIFA Felix Thsisekedi, 55, the son of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s historical opposition leader, Etienne Thsisekedi, today succeeded the country’s president of 18 years, Joseph Kabila, after … Read More
Updated on January 18 BY JIBRIL TURE (With reporting by field correspondent Idriss Kone) The International Criminal Court (ICC) Tuesday acquitted the former president of Cote d’Ivoire, Laurent Gbagbo, and … Read More
BY ALAN GREEN Bertin Koovi, a Beninese politician and former presidential candidate, was awarded an honorary doctorate degree Friday night in Florianópolis, the capital of southern Brazil’s Santa Catarina state, by … Read More
How in the world can one reject the results of an election that one has not contested? On what ground do France and other European nations which, to be said … Read More
BY TONY KWAME ANSAH, JR. While the African youth risk their lives by embarking on dangerous journeys to developed countries in makeshift boats in search of a better life, the … Read More
BY JIBRIL TURE One of the striking features of the unprecedentedly diverse U.S. Congress that was sworn in this week is the position of floor director being occupied by an … Read More
BY JERRY COYNE As the West becomes more and more secular, and the discoveries of evolutionary biology and cosmology shrink the boundaries of faith, the claims that science and religion are … Read More
BY ALAN GREEN Like a caravan pushing on mile after mile, Dr. Samuel Mathey’s theory that the African youth can go in business for themselves without relying on traditional funding keeps … Read More
BY LOU SIFA In reference to the next Congress which will comprise two Muslim women, one of whom wears a hijab, American conservative pastor and radio show host E.W. Jackson … Read More
A GUEST POST BY The online world is not so safe a place anymore. Corporate organizations are harvesting user data in the billions, and they don’t even keep away from … Read More
