Examinations wahala at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana
University studies are demanding and stressful regardless of where one is, or the skills or talents a student has. Wahala is a Hausa word for…
Che Guevara’s prophecy of Africa come to pass
It is not a secret that both Thomas Sankara of Burkina Faso and Che Guevara of Cuba (a native of Argentina) said several times that…
The mystery behind the Chinese Galamsey Queen in Ghana
Preserving their environment is the main concern of all nations and it is difficult to find a topic that attracts more attention than global warming…
Burkino Faso and the tactile move of the youngest president
Burkina Faso is still in the limelight due to the events that unfolded in the country every day since the recent coup of 30 September….
Coups, governance and statistics in Burkino Faso
Political situations are critiqued or assessed through various means. To convince readers or listeners they must be credible and scientific. Such an exercise is carried…
Tribulations of African Youth: Kemi Seba, the hope in the tumult
Not much needs to be said to express the state of affairs in which the African youth find themselves today. Some refer to them as…
The turmoil of mutiny and coup in Burkina Faso
Breaking News We just heard from reliable sources that the mutiny ended up in a coup. Lieutenant Colonel Damiba has been overthrown by one of his…
Africa and the freedom fighters’ conference to Antony Blinken’s African tour
The 1960s were the years of celebration, of victory for liberation moments for Africa; the days of “indépendance Cha Cha” in French-speaking Africa. One event…
George Weah’s uncharted path: From soccer star to president
George Weah is not a man who needs much introduction, at least not in West Africa. He is generally known for his outstanding talents as…
A different fate for African child soldiers
Africa has known her fair share of civil wars. Unfortunately, that tragedy has persisted to such an extent that the continent is now associated with…