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Opinion
Kush: Sierra Leone’s Silent Genocide — A Call to Urgent, United Action
By Chernor Juldeh Bah They call it kush; a cheap, deadly cocktail that arrived like a thief in the night...
Côte d’Ivoire’s democracy: The high-stake battle for 2025
In the lead up to its October 25 presidential election, Cote d’Ivoire, Francophone West Africa’s economic hub, stands at a...
Bulldozers of Injustice: How Demolitions and Land Grabbing Are Silencing the Masses in Sierra Leone!
By Tejan Macavoray “They stole my iPad, my children’s medicine, and NLe60,000 in cash. They didn’t even acknowledge my title....
Women’s Participation in Politics: Bridging Tradition and Progress
By Memunatu Koroma, Makeni, Northern Sierra Leone In 2010, just before my 30th birthday, I started politicking as one of...
Black History Month Pan-African Book Series – #3
On #BlackHistoryMonth My Notable Panafrican Books #3 of the series continues with W.E.B Du Bois, The Souls of Black Folks. ...
Black History Month Pan-African Book Series – #1
By Alhaji Umar N’jai I kicked off the Black History Month Panafrican Book Series with the groundbreaking work, The African...
Misinformation and Violence: Perspectives for Ghana’s Election 2024.
By Adu-Twum Sadiq The intensity of the campaign with its heightened tension and political undercurrent is capable of destabilizing Ghana's...
Turn of the Tide: What Can American Multi-Racial Democracy Learn from Africa.
By Alhaji U. N'jai I first wrote this piece after the January 6, 2020 insurrection in the US and now...
Civil – Military Relations: The Thinking Soldier.
By Nana Sadiq Adu-Twum The clamour for Security sector reforms across Africa is hinged on the core of civil military...
Bring Back Our Lanterns and Cultural Masquerades
By Alhaji U. N’jai Of all things taking away from us in the name of national security, the vilification and...
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