For decades, Nigerians have been living in denial about the state of our country’s petroleum refining and distribution system. Even non- specialists without any training in…
Browsing: Op-Ed
Society is constantly evolving, and nothing is ever constant. This constant change is a feature of human nature and endeavours. The old passes away, the new…
Africa’s ‘coup belt’ is springing back to life. Mutinous soldiers are taking the initiative. From one country to the other, the success of military takeovers is…
Olasunkanmi Habeeb Okunola, University of the Witwatersrand Flooding is one of the most prevalent and devastating disasters in Nigerian cities. It happens every year in many…
Peter Kimani, Aga Khan University Graduate School of Media and Communications (GSMC) Kenya’s most celebrated author Ngugi wa Thiong’o marked his 84 birthday on January 5.…
Libya on a hold. Libya’s Head of the High National Electoral Commission, Imad Al-Sayeh in a leaked document, announced the dissolution of the electoral committees nationwide,…
Meat isn’t just an animal product in Africa. It’s a symbol of comfort and a sign of good living in so many cultures. In some West…
UK has taken 11 African countries off its red list. Viruses don’t lie. They can’t be hidden for long. Like constituents in politics, they need to…
Omicron is the 15th letter of the Greek alphabet, but that’s only a vocal exercise. Mentally, and from behavioural reactions to its emergence, the rest of…
On Saturday, Iran mposed a travel ban on seven southern African countries, after Omicron, a new COVID-19 variant emerged. It joined many other nations outside Africa…