Category: Leaders

BY DR. MEHENOU AMOUZOU     Culture is one of the most significant factors of development.  The role of culture in development should not be understated, but treated as a complex multi-layered factor for long-term growth and success.   First, as an intrinsic value, secondly as a key factor of regional development leading to increased attractiveness of regions for tourists,... Read More

Introduction We are going to submit a practical way to create a peaceful sublime and energetic world. We can create the world that a destitute and an affluent human being, Black and White, Hebrew and Moslem, the different religions, the different devisal live without an affray and an embroilment together. We can go to the direction that human beings live... Read More

Article By: Evans Rubara After the tightly contested elections in Tanzania, there must be different thoughts running through the minds of the people of Tanzania. Besides, citizens of other Afrikan countries must be left wondering, ‘is there democracy in Tanzania?’ The general political climate in Tanzania during the electoral process, when the results started flowing in and even now, days... Read More

By Leo Igwe Like other countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, most people in Botswana are religious and profess believe in god particularly the christian god. About 70 percent of the population professes christianity. But the country’s christian and theist demography may include atheists because non-theists remain in the closets due to social pressure on people to profess religion and identify as... Read More

By Leo Igwe For muslims across Nigeria and Africa, this is a difficult time to profess belief in an all powerful, all merciful and compassionate Allah. This is a moment that declaring faith in this revered deity, in asserting that Allah truly and certainly exists is challenging because there is every reason to entertain serious doubts and to disbelieve yet... Read More

The Interview of Dr. Mehenou Amouzou  – For several decades the public has witnessed the shift of world global economic policies from countries’ production and stable economic indicators, to wild crazy speculations and market derivatives created to hide the real cause of economic instability which is the printing of the fiasco money and fiscal policy! Plainly stated we cannot continue... Read More

By Leo Igwe I am against the ongoing efforts and campaign by the Catholic Church to make the late South African schoolteacher, Benedict Daswa, a saint. While I acknowledge the heroic struggle waged by Daswa against witchcraft based violence and exploitation of his Venda people, a struggle that eventually led to his brutal murder; while I understand the need to... Read More