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Elizabeth Taylor to fight AIDS in Malawi Investments Leaders Southern Africa 

Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation launch $4 million toward controlling the AIDS epidemic in Malawi

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 4, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — The U.S. President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation (ETAF) today announced a $4 million, two-year partnership to accelerate progress toward controlling the AIDS epidemic through innovative strategies to reach men aged 25-40 with HIV prevention and treatment services in Malawi. Read More
Akrich (Marrakech) of Moroccan Muslim and Jewish peop OP-ED Opinions 

LIVING AS AN ATHEIST IN ZIMBABWE

Atheists in Zimbabwe are sheep in wolves’ clothing; they face a great deal of prejudice from the religious community and are afraid to come out as who they are.   This is a challenge for the secular community as it has to face a lot of hostility from the fundamental religious community in Zimbabwe. I remember how I invested a… Read More
End AIDS Lifestyle OP-ED Technology 

It is not enough to promise, we must act to #endAIDS

(CNS): Mahatma Gandhi had once said, “If I have the belief that I can do it, I shall surely acquire the capacity to do it even if I may not have it at the beginning”. Gandhi’s thought resurfaced after listening to Dr Ishwar Gilada, President of AIDS Society of India (ASI). He could not have been more sincere in demanding… Read More
Getaways Tourism 

Mobile phones usage for travel 51% of smartphone owners use them for travel related activities

  In the latest report on how people use phones for travel, Google in collaboration with Ipsos has provided insights on the influences mobile devices have on travelers’ decisions. According to the report, 51% of smartphone users in the I-want-to-go moments turn to their devices for information as well as activities related to travel. These may include booking hotels online,… Read More
Opinions Southern Africa 

Zimbabwe: Dangers of an Exclusively Religious Nation

I was born and raised in Zimbabwe and I never got to witness the struggle that brought my country independence. I grew up enchanted by stories of the liberation struggle and as a child, one of my many ambitions was to become a soldier…apart from being a superhero with super powers. Like everyone else born after independence, I was referred… Read More
Decision Makers Middle East 

The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: To Where?

The following presentation is one I have just made in front of the European Parliament Committee on Foreign Affairs as part of a hearing on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. The two other speakers who joined me are French Special Envoy Pierre Vimont and Fernando Gentilini, EU Special Representative to the Middle East Peace Process. Thank you so much for giving me… Read More
tora-tora-kagame Central Africa Musicians 

Juju preaches Cohesion and Steady Transformation plus endorsing President Paul Kagame’s re-election bid.

Campaign songs have become effective tools to sway and win national elections. In Africa, most presidential candidates rely on music to excite and influence potential voters. Many such songs are commissioned/paid for by the politicians and their teams. However some campaign songs are ‘voluntarily composed by artistes’, with politicians eventually embracing and incorporating them onto their campaigns. Musicians that involve… Read More
Online Casinos i USA Sports 

Learn More About Online Gambling And Casinos

Online casinos in usa continues to be an industry in a state of flux. Mobile smart phones allow for people to bet at their leisure 24/7. States, like Delaware and New Jersey, are following the path of Nevada and turning to online gambling for much-needed tax revenue. But are other nations benefiting from continued United States restrictions on online betting?… Read More
Fidel Castro Leaders OP-ED 

SAINT FIDEL CASTRO OF AFRICA

From standing up for African liberation to fighting against western imperialism, Fidel Castro is to Africa what Saints are to the Catholic Church. For many in the west, especially the United States of America, Fidel Castro, the former President of Cuba who passed way this weekend at the tender age of 90, is a tyrant in the league of Adolf… Read More
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