Opinion – Biden Could Be An Africa Game-Changer
Because the systems and processes that have spurred and sustained the American democratic experiment for 244 years are still…
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Human Rights And Cultural Limitations, A Reflection On 2020 Human Rights…
Every year all around the world, people gather (in their minds, and also physically) to celebrate the International Human Rights…
The Refugee And The Mosquitoes
The PenPen Africa project featured twelve writers from nine African countries for a residency. The project, held in both Nigeria…
Story Of The Week – The Adventures Of Alkatan – 12
As they left Alkatan’s hut, the woman said something that made the tears fall in Alkatan’s heart. Walking a step behind him, the…
Olabiyi Yai: A Farewell to the Doyen of Afro-Optimism
Staring through space that drowned my muse
I fight to hide unbottled emotions with every stroke;
And every image I attempt to…
On The Statement Of The Chairman Of Csos, John Charles Njie…
I came across some quotes in The Point Newspaper ascribed to John Charles Njie, the chairman of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs)…
Mark Taylor In Search Of God: Pentecostalism In The Happiest Country On…
Recently on November 21, 2020, a group of African scholars and some of their Western and Asian counterparts gathered online to…
Locating Africanity: Elastic Nimi Wariboko In the Post-colonial And…
I don’t mean to disrespect anyone, and I don’t think I would if I refer my readers interested in his profile and trajectory to…
Opinion – Intertextuality and Modern Works of Literature
My exposure to Literary Theory and Criticism as a major course in my field of study at the university has given me some clarity…
Jerry John Rawlings: The Sneaky Elixir of Multiple Destinies
Rawlings,
In the days of troubles
In periods of war
In times of risk,
You stayed as a great man for some
A bad one for others…
