Changing dynamics in the industrial prowess of Africa: Electric cars and wheat flour now produced in Burkina Faso
Africa is being re-positioned on the map of the world. The era of “what is from the West is the best” seems to be coming…
Leadership and character
A recent media announcement indicating that retired Justice Seymour Panton is not seeking reengagement with the Integrity Commission (IC), consequent upon the end of his…
The second fall of Grenfell Tower
On the evening of 14 June 2017, the nation was shocked to witness one of its worst modern disasters. What started as a small kitchen…
The future of energy diversification in Trinidad and Tobago
In the current geopolitical environment, tensions between global superpowers and major oil players are reaching unprecedented levels, with the potential for conflict casting a shadow…
Repercussions of USAID folding up
One of the executive orders that the newly elected president of the USA, Donald J. Trump, signed is to bring about the interruption of the…
Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger finally leave ECOWAS
The three nations, Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger expressed very early their dissatisfaction with Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) and their desire to…
President Trump’s election and its impact on Africa
President Donald J. Trump’s reelection as US president is of great importance globally. The event has resulted in copious media analyses and reports on it….
Social Justice and Gender Justice
In a Master’s thesis I wrote some years ago on the topic, “An analysis of the HIV AIDS workplace policy of the Anglican Church in…
Trinidad and Tobago PM steps aside
So, Prime Minister Rowley has taken the decision to step down as the leader of Trinidad and Tobago. The decision of a sitting prime minister…
The persistent ignorance of Black British history in Britain
Following the popular uprisings and demonstrations in 2020, as part of the Black Lives Matter campaigns, which occurred in in Britain and other parts of…