Why Kenyans Need to Jealously Guard their Freedoms
- Democracy
- 19.05.2016.
This post is also available in: Français (French)
More from around Africa
Job Incapacitations and Strikes: The Personal vs the Collective0
- Governance, Zimbabwe
- 28.10.2019.
There are a number of strikes or ‘job actions’ that are being undertaken in Zimbabwe. The most significant of these has been an over a month long junior doctors strike at a majority of our state owned referral hospitals. This has also played out very badly in the public discourse with government issuing veiled threats
READ MORE
Anglophone crisis: will the Great National Dialogue be a monologue?0
- Uncategorized
- 25.10.2019.
The Great National Dialogue that was scheduled for the end of September in Cameroon is likely to be held without the participation of the most radical opponents to the Yaoundé regime. In an address to the nation broadcast Tuesday, September 10, 2019, the President of the Republic of Cameroon announced that a Great National Dialogue
READ MORE
The scourge of migration and faltering public policies in African states0
- Uncategorized
- 23.10.2019.
By Oladotun F. Roy Migration has never seemed to be a major problem in Africa until videos showing grisly and grim scenes of young Africans who risked everything on the Mediterranean sea went viral on social media at the beginning of 2018. These videos showed youngsters parked on a tiny boat trying to cross the
READ MORE
Gun Culture Engulfs Zambian Politics0
The political temperature is rising as Zambia nears the 2021 general elections. The ruling Patriotic Front (PF) and the main opposition party United Party for National Development (UPND) are not leaving anything to chance. Analysts have put this to the fact that the ruling party has never felt secure with its narrow victory over UPND
READ MORE
Xenophobia… South Africa’s call to support democracy in the region?0
- South Africa
- 16.10.2019.
The recent wave of violent attacks targeting foreign nationals living in South Africa has shattered the country’s reputation for tolerance and goodwill. The South African government has condemned these acts of violence but insisted that it was not xenophobia but acts of criminality. Many have blamed senior government officials for triggering the violence due to
READ MORE
Nature Provides Answers to Achieving SDG 2 In Uganda0
- Africa, Food Security
- 14.10.2019.
One of the hot issues at the just ended United Nations General Assembly in New York, the issue of climate change was, once again, among the hot topics. World leaders spoke about the many ways the climate crisis will affect us all, threatening the safety of our homes, the prosperity of our livelihoods, and the
READ MORE
Top Authors
-
Admin
ADMINISTRATOR
-
Daniel Okoth
CONTRIBUTOR
-
Ruth Aine
EDITOR
-
Jimmy Kainja
EDITOR
After embarrassing Van Djik yes it is a great move! 😂 twitter.com/skysport…
reply
retweet
favorite
