Africa news roundup
25 June – 1 July 2023 Ghana Gyakye Quayson wins Assin North by-election James Gyakye Quayson of the National Democratic Congress (NDC) took an early…
The primary education trajectory
Now that school is out and teachers are ready for a long break, the challenge we still haven’t fixed is the broken education system. I…
Growing healthy herbs to support your plant based lifestyle
Kitchen Chronicles Herbs are a vital element in the preparation of plant-based meals as they provide a variety of complex flavor notes and undertones, they…
World civilization started in Africa: Setting the record straight
Manicheist views apportion blame and strive to identify the responsibilities of a specific institution or individual. ‘World civilization, Africa and Europe’ is a theme that…
The people is sovereign
In a very robust and engaging panel discussion on the subject of constitutional reform, the Jamaica Council of Churches (JCC), on 2 May, signaled its…
Africa news roundup
June 18-24,2023 Ghana Teacher licensure examination records large failures The Registrar of the Ghana Teacher Licensure Examination (GTLE), Dr Christian Addai-Poku, has revealed that out…
Africa news roundup
June 11-17, 2023 Ghana Court orders interim injunction against the arrest of Charles Bissue Following an application by Charles Bissue’s lawyers, an Accra Human Rights…
Windrush Generation at 75: From great expectations to struggles of survival
This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Windrush Generation and the commemoration of the symbolic event in 1948, when the ship MV Empire Windrush,…
Protect what’s left of the birds
Welcome to the vibrant and captivating twin island state of Trinidad and Tobago, where the enchanting beauty of nature meets the rich tapestry of Caribbean…
Romanian diplomat voices racist view of Blacks
In some of my previous pieces, I mentioned the extermination of Blacks in Brazil by the Portuguese and light-skinned Brazilians. My commentary on the various…