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Breast Protest in Uganda OP-ED Opinions 

Fight For Fairness And Justice, But Not Equality!

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Let’s begin on the premise that whatever theoretical knowledge we’ve acquired, that affirms the equality of all men, is wrong, fictional and in direct contradiction to the original truth! It’s almost unobtainable to say “All Men Are Equal” and relax in the same sentence, without naturally having a little hunch in your spirit, which tends to agree otherwise… Our academic… Read More
Can Israel Fight A War On Three Fronts? A Nightmarish Scenario Middle East OP-ED 

Can Israel Fight A War On Three Fronts? A Nightmarish Scenario

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Although Prime Minister Netanyahu is known for his focus on the Palestinian and Iranian threats to Israel’s national security, in recent months he has increasingly sounded the alarm over Iran in particular rather than the Palestinians. As the defeat of ISIS in both Iraq and Syria is all but inevitable, Netanyahu’s main concern now is that Iran will insist on… Read More
Thabo Mbeki former President of South Africa Decision Makers Ex-Presidents 

Address of The Patron Of The TMF – Thabo Mbeki

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In Commemoration Of The 121st Anniversary Of The Battle Of Adwa: Addis Ababa Uuniversity, Ethiopia – 4 March, 2017. SpeechesProgramme Director, Distinguished participants, Friends, comrades, ladies and gentlemen I would like to thank the organisers of the important Commemoration of the 121st Anniversary of the historic Battle of Adwa for inviting me to join you here today, as I did… Read More
jealousy Lifestyle OP-ED 

A Tiny Grain of Jealousy Can Profit Much!

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As opposed to popular misconception, jealousy isn’t so much a ‘high-frequency evil’ as often projected. Neither is it a dreadful ‘rotten part’ of human character, which every individual should strive to completely rid his or herself of. In fact, a drip of jealousy is an enrichening trait, the few enterprising and ambitious people must relate to quite strongly! Humans are… Read More
Mario Balotelli, Football OP-ED 

It’s A Shame Black Footballers Still Cry When Racially Abused!

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Racism in football may tarry a few more years, so let’s not kid ourselves we can do much right now to arrest it. Deep questions like “Why are there a few black club managers?” and “Why do we have a scanty number of black/African goalkeepers thriving in Europe?” are often asked, but I’m really not privileged with answers. Racism travels… Read More
Students at University Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah in Fes (Morocco) Africa OP-ED 

Alternative Politics of Renewal

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What does it look like when the local approach to achieving sustainable development projects guides not just how we govern, but is also strategically implemented by candidates to help them campaign and secure elected office? First, let us consider which processes are most effective in advancing community initiatives that meet both socio-economic and environmental needs. From this vantage point, we… Read More
Donald Trump Leaders OP-ED 

What Have We Benefited From Being ‘Politically Correct?’

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Political correctness has evolved quite interestingly, into a common media practice and a cardinal feature of journalistic writing/urban verbal expression. In recent times, you call into a radio or TV program to air your view on certain issues of interest, and you’re confined to a restricted freedom of expression. Your choice of words are monitored and streamlined by policies like:… Read More
Trump and Netanyahu Middle East OP-ED 

Trump And Netanyahu: Embracing Illusions, Ignoring Reality

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President Trump remained true to his customary flip-flopping on just about every issue when he stated during a joint press conference with Prime Minister Netanyahu that he is “looking at two-state and one-state, and I like the one that both parties like… I can live with either one.” By stating so, Trump gave Netanyahu what he was hoping to get—a… Read More
The Karegeya Children Biographies Central Africa Rwanda 

The Karegeya Children: His living message of hope and love

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Every year the Karegeya family gather with family and friends to remember the life and loss of their patriarch, Patrick Karegeya. Patrick lived a complicated life of politics and security. In the end, he was away from his family for many years due to the dangerousness of his situation. Patrick’s wife, Leah Karegeya lives in the United States along with… Read More
France and Africa Africa OP-ED 

How Can the Next French Presidential Election Modify France – Africa Relations?

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From the slavery that lasted a little more than four centuries, to the colonization and independence tailored to sculptor African countries, Africa has supposedly passed from a “primitive state to an alleged modern state of today “. This is at least the point of view of the colonialist, who thus justifies the necessity of colonization, whose balance is negative. (The… Read More
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