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It’s time to end the Discrimination Against Afro Hair

A trend I have frequently observed over the years is that, every once in a while a story about a black student being forced...

America’s Obsession With Race; From an African Perspective

Viewing American culture from an external standpoint as someone who grew up in Africa, one stark difference between our two societies that I have...

Nigeria’s North vs South Divide is Hurting The Country

The playbook often used the European colonial governments to maintain a strong grip on their power over their colonies typically involved grouping communities of...

Why “Coloured” in Africa and “Black” in America?

One of the strangest aspects of American culture that I never quite understood growing up was seeing Black people and Coloured people being grouped...

Is Africa’s Birthrate Too High? 

While much of the developed world is currently facing population collapse due to the low fertility rates among their citizens, Africa is experiencing an...

Are North Africans Really African?

One of the strangest pieces of news content I ever came across was of Tunisia’s president Kais Saied, when he stated that there is...

What Happened To Pan Africanism?

With various wars taking place around the continent, a lack of unity between African nations, stifling economic growth and many more issues faced by...

Polygamy in Africa; Should We End The Practice?

Recently photos of a man, from Northern Nigeria, married to multiple wives went viral online. The size of the man's family mangaed to catch...

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Diversity is a Strength

Diversity is valuable not merely because people come from different backgrounds, but because they bring different experiences, knowledge, professions, and ways of thinking.
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Why have term limits at all?

Do presidential term limits help or hinder development in Africa?

The Tragedy of South African Xenophobia

South Africa is confronting something deeper than an immigration debate. It is confronting a societal illness that has gradually been allowed to fester.

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The Tragedy of South African Xenophobia

South Africa is confronting something deeper than an immigration debate. It is confronting a societal illness that has gradually been allowed to fester.

The Battle Between State Media and Private Media in Africa

In many countries around the world, much of their...

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