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…
Leadership matters
Recently, I had to reflect on the theme of leadership from a moral and ethical perspective, and though this issue has been practically exhausted by…
Florida’s attempts at rewriting Black history insults Blacks everywhere
Florida’s Governor Ron DeSanti-monious has opted to bare his fascist teeth to the country as his administration pushes ahead with the curriculum targeted to middle…
Plant-based egg substitutes for meal preparation and baking
Vegan Kitchen Chronicles What really came first, the chicken or the egg? In the world of plant-based meals, it doesn’t even matter. What does matter,…
Britain’s Black food business and short-sightedness
A few months ago, I wanted to purchase a few items from a Caribbean convenience store in Birmingham, UK, only to find that the shop…
The French woman behind the downfall of many African politicians
Intelligence is certainly vital in politics and leadership in general and has always been used. Spies are the key actors and they are sent by…
Using the family as a symbol to explain “support” for the Reggae Girls
There is an acrimonious relationship between the Reggae Girls and the Jamaica Football Federation (JFF) where some players said they had to open a go…
The hidden truth behind the coup d’e’tat in Niger
The military coup that shook that West African country on 26 July added to the number of military actions in West Africa. Mali, Guinea, Burkina…
My experience as a Favorite Chef contestant
This year, the most amazing opportunity came knocking on my door for my birthday! It was my acceptance, as one of the contestants, for the…