Ramadan begins
Ramadan is a highly celebrated, deeply significant Islamic holiday for those who consider themselves Muslim. In Trinidad and Tobago, we, too, celebrate the holy month…
Africa news roundup 12-18 March
Ghana Kennedy Agyapong wins defamation suit against Anas Aremeyaw Anas On Wednesday 15 March 2013, an Accra High Court dismissed a 25 million-defamation (Ghana cedis…
Black Unity Bike Ride in Britain: Tackling two problems in one ride
People from Black or African, and African Caribbean backgrounds, as well as South Asians in Britain are more at risk of developing type 2 diabetes…
Apartheid is back in certain parts of South Africa
Very few youngsters today know what “apartheid” means and although some of them claim to have heard the name Nelson Mandela, they do not know…
Blessing of same gender unions
Recently, the Church of England, an independent member church in the Anglican Communion which makes decisions that are not binding on member churches, took a…
The oligarchy and inhumane hardships in Ghana
The New Patriotic Party (NPP) is now in its second term and people had had raised expectations, since the first term of the party was…
Africa news roundup 5-11 March
GHANA President presents state of the nation address President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo said that Ghana has seen much development since it attained independence from…
International Women’s Day
It began in New York City on 8 March 1857, by presidential proclamation to draw attention to and improve the focus on women in historical…
Die-lemma of Black vs Jamaican: A response to Black-self hate by Christopher A.D. Charles
In an article published 20 March 2022, one Christopher A.D. Charles Ph.D., a Professor of Political and Social Psychology at the University of the West…
Sub-Saharan Africans severely victimised in Tunisia
Human rights activists and all persons concerned about the treatment of people who do not live in their native county are preoccupied by the fate…