The content page lists 34 items. The cover story is on Fred Khumalo. The following writers feature Ngugi Wa Thiong’o Decoloniality in his Fiction and Zakes Mda, an extract from his upcoming novel Wayfarer’s Hymns. […]
We should thank the God of all comfort whose grace enabled the recent interviews our president granted two television stations shortly before the Democracy Day’s speech, yesterday. I would like to join the people who […]
There are growing concerns over billions of naira worth of foreign exchange, being lost by the country to the incessant rejection of its agro produce internationally. The rejection has been largely on safety and quality […]
The attacks and consequent destruction visited on the offices of the Independent Electoral Commission (INEC) across the country, particularly the Southeast, is a cause for grave concern, considering also that the nation’s next general elections […]
Saudi Arabian Government, yesterday, shocked the Muslims world, again, as it barred international pilgrims for 2021 hajj. Saudi declared that only 60,000 pilgrims, including its citizens and nationals residing in the Kingdom, would be allowed […]
AWKA – The Social Democratic Party (SDP) says that the corporate existence of the country called Nigeria is under threat following agitations from all parts of the country. SDP at a world press conference in […]
By Shojobi Abisola President Muhammadu Buhari has said the Nigerian government cannot afford the amount of funding needed to revive the country’s educational system. The president spoke on Saturday at the 49th convocation ceremony of […]
Late Chief Moshood Kashimawo Olawale Abiola was larger than life in his lifetime and was a legend whose rags to riches story rang more like a fairy tale. Against all odds, he rose from biting […]
While the New York Times won the public service award for its Covid-19 coverage, the Star Tribune of Minneapolis won the breaking news award for its reporting following Floyd’s killing. The Associated Press won two […]
Patrisse Cullors called to ‘end the imperialist project that’s called Israel’ in 2015 Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors was set to deliver a virtual commencement address for UCLA’s Luskin School of Public Affairs as […]
Dr. Georgia McDade of Seattle has been writing since she was in third grade. Gaylloyd Sisson of Burien writes poetry, too. Both say the murder of George Floyd and the fierce reaction that erupted on […]
June 11 (UPI) — A Norwegian man grabbed hold of a horizontal bar and assumed the dead hang position for 16 minutes and 3 seconds — beating the Guinness World Record by more than two […]
June 12 (UPI) — A Massachusetts lobster diver survived being swallowed up and then spat out by a humpback whale off the coast of Cape Cod, giving him about 40 surreal seconds in the mouth […]
Israel’s parliament is expected to approve the formation of a new government later on Sunday, ending 12 years of rule by PM Benjamin Netanyahu. The prospective government – an unprecedented coalition of parties – has […]
US President Joe Biden has given UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson a hand-built bicycle at their first meeting as G7 leaders in south-west England. It was made by a small Philadelphia firm that was given […]
Prime minister stresses importance of being cautious, as cases of Delta variant continue to rise Boris Johnson has dropped a heavy hint that the final lifting of lockdown restrictions in England will be delayed by […]
New Delhi (CNN Business)Twitter is under siege in two countries that are critical for its global growth plans. The social media giant has been ensnared in a battle with the Indian government for months over […]
(CNN)A second man has been charged in the shooting last month of Black Lives Matter activist Sasha Johnson, the London Metropolitan Police said in a statement Saturday. Devonte Brown, 18, of Southwark, was charged Friday […]
(CNN)The United States says it will be a lead partner in a new global, climate-friendly infrastructure program with its Group of 7 partners, part of President Joe Biden’s larger efforts at the G7 summit to […]
Jason Wingard has been named the first African-American president in Temple University’s 137-year history. Wingard, who holds a doctorate in education leadership, previously served as dean emeritus and professor of Human Capital Management at the […]
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