Religiousness and spirituality of the Church in Africa
The history of the church is taught in schools, and in universities, theology is a course that cannot be avoided. Seminaries and Bible schools are…
New language and identity in Kumasi (Ghana)
Language is a key component of identity. The language of a people or a society says who they are, what their practices and belief systems…
100 days later: The new government’s “achievements” in Burkina Faso
When the military overthrew the Kaboré regime in Burkina Faso in January this year and MPSR (Patriotic Movement for Sovereignty and Restoration) took over, under…
Precious forest reserve under threat of extinction in Ghana
Environmental protection, global warming and climate change are concepts that occupy a special place in today’s global geopolitics. The survival of humanity is directly linked…
Post COVID India and Ghana
Almost two years after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic, the world is coming to terms with the disruptions caused by the…
George Padmore: A Caribbean revolutionary for Africa’s decolonization
On 28 June 2011, a blue plaque was unveiled at Padmore’s former London address, 22 Cranleigh Street in the Borough of Camden (inner London), in…
Macron’s reelection in France: repercussions on Africa
When Emmanuel Macron was reelected on 24 April 2022 in France for a second term of five years, the African continent reacted in various ways….
Banking systems in Africa
Banking and saving are arrangements and institutions which have always existed with human beings. As time changed, these practices and institutions also evolved, adapting to…
Society and philosophy in Africa
The location of philosophy in African societies At present, in continental Africa and the Black Diaspora, many fundamental topics are being engaged: Pan-African events of…
Students’ accommodation at African universities in crisis
The days when university students enjoyed living in decent rooms seem to be long gone. Many reminisce about the times when porters at their halls…