“YOWERI MUSEVENI: SIXTH TIME’S THE CHARM?” By Olamilekan Obaloluwa
When Yoweri Museveni, President of the Republic of Uganda was sworn into power almost thirty-five years ago, he brought with him a […]
“What Should the Main Aim of an African Education be?” by Okuhle Qasana
Education has to liberate both the mind and the body of man. It has to make him more of a human being […]
“Trust is thrust!” by Ilyes Rekhis
Imagine dwelling with people whom you don’t trust and whose words you can never believe, nor can they rely on you due […]
“What the 21st century leader can learn from Thomas Sankara” by Chizoma Duru
Thomas Sankara was a military officer, revolutionary and anti-imperialist who was born on 21st December 1949 and was assassinated on 15th […]
“The African Economy in the COVID-19 Era” by Malik Mashigo
Dreaming in Africa is like staring at the stars from the bottom of the ocean with a shiver of sharks circling around […]
“When males are Victims” by Adaye N’guettia
Gender-based violence: When males are Victims (The French case) “I have been a victim of violence from my wife for about two […]
“Supreme Computers, The State-of-The-Art of Our Future” by Saad Makhal
Around the last 150 years, the telegraph was treated as a magical, super-powered invention that enabled you to connect with another person […]
“Enhancing Female Leadership In Africa” by Khahliso Myataza.
The South African Constitution stipulates that every person, of every gender, race, ethnicity, religious belief and overall demographic has the right to […]
What does it mean to be a delegate?
Model African Union (MAU) is an educational formation around diplomacy and how the African Union functions. This type of event started in […]
Embracing The New Journal
Hello, inhabitants of the motherland. I hope this message finds you in the highest of spirits. I would like to take this […]
“May the Fires be Cleansing” by Judith Mugweru.
Hello avid reader, I hope you’ve been keeping diplomatic. Over the past few weeks, Africa’s political atmosphere has been in a state […]