Botswana: The Pride of Africa
It is so nice and gratifying to come across the heartwarming stories of an African country with so much success that make tears of joy come out of one’s eyes. …
Potus, we ain’t Sh*t, we’re the Antithesis of Sh*tholes!
The sly innuendo of Potus about African countries and Haitians is actually a blessing in disguise! African leaders need to wake up from their deathly ambitions for power and hedonism.…
That Evil Trade in Libya
Way back on 10 December, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly ratified the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, by which the civilized world and most of mankind accepted that: “All…
King of my Country: Welcome Henry Otunde I
When the British return, things will be all jolly again in Nigeria. Since November 27, 2017, social media and the Black diaspora have been agog with the official announcement of…
Resignation as an African Abomination
“African leaders do not resign, that’s cowardice and the fact that UK Prime Minister-David Cameron has just resigned confirms everything I have said about him—he is weak and a coward.”…
New Orleans on my Mind
The flight from Reno/Tahoe International Airport to the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport via the Los Angeles International Airport on the American Airline was delayed because of President Donald…
From Rhodesia to Zimbabwe: An Ignominious End for Africa’s Mugabes?
Not knowing how to quit the stage when the ovation is loudest is one of the banes of African presidencies. Once they become celebrated as heroes, the power, allure, perks…
Lessons from Reno
My recent trip to the USA, between August and September 2017, springs to mind – the International Visitor Leadership Programme sponsored by the US Department of State, in which I,…
The African and Power; Power and the African
Proverbs. 3:27 Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in your power to act. I am neither a psychologist nor an anthropologist, but…
Fake News is not New: Pioneering African Women versus the Naked Native
Ah! A picturesque tree of old world languages…Now what is bizarre about this picture? It has left out languages spoken in Africa, where there are over 2,000 different languages still…