Changing black men’s attitude towards prostate cancer
There is a potential silent killer on the loose on the streets of the UK that disproportionately attacks Black men. This potential invader, prostate cancer,…
Reprisals running rampant
Downtown businesses and business owners say they are living in a constant state of fear from the ruthless killings happening more and more frequently in…
Africa news roundup
April 7-13, 2024 Ghana UK returns looted artefact The United Kingdom (UK) has returned some royal artefacts looted some 150 years ago from Ghana’s Asante…
Senegal rescues her democracy
The election of 44-year-old Bassirou Diomaye Faye as president in Senegal has brought a sense of general relief to West Africa. Faye’s election gives hope…
A special presidential security and defense system: The Wayiyans in Burkina Faso
Multiple new realities have emerged in the country of the incorruptible man – Burkina Faso. This is a positive development for all who are aware…
Easter in perspective
From as early as the second century, Christians have been celebrating the resurrection of Jesus in a festival known as Easter. Easter is a German…
Celebrating the Life of Theobald Derrick Bonaparte: 6 August 1957- 11 March 2024
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of The Late Great Theobald Derrick Bonaparte, aka DJ Happy Smiles, a beloved husband, brother,…
Africa news roundup
March 24-30, 2024 Ghana Former Deputy AG accuses AG of unethical legal behaviour Former Deputy Attorney-General Dr Dominic Ayine has accused the current Attorney-General and…
Diane Abbot and the Conservative race row
Perhaps one of the most stand out points in the recent race row over Frank Hester’s comments about the Labour MP Diane Abbot is that…
The declining interest in literature and history in African schools
Education cannot be separated from the challenges that a society faces, and Africa is no exception. Colloquia, fora, studies, reports and special consultancies and research…