December 10, 2023
In the early months of 2023, the ranks of the world’s most powerful women thinned. Between January and April, political leaders Sanna Marin, Jacinda Ardern and Nicola Sturgeon either lost or relinquished their jobs overseeing Finland, New Zealand and Scotland. Susan Wojcicki stepped down as YouTube CEO after nine years at the helm. So did
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Contrary to the image that people have of Africa, the continent has witnessed positive strides in various sectors, showcasing its potential on the global stage. It is slowly but steadily navigating the complexities of industrial growth along with advances in agriculture and technology. However, a shadow of concern looms overhead—one that demands our close attention.
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As South Africa commemorates the legacy of Nelson Mandela, one cannot ignore the pivotal role played by the African National Congress (ANC), the political party that Mandela once led. While Mandela is celebrated globally for his remarkable leadership and role in ending apartheid, the ANC, which he left behind, has faced its share of challenges
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Swiss federal authorities announced on Tuesday the repatriation of a marble head depicting a young woman from the Hellenistic period, estimated to be around 2,000 years old. The sculpture, discovered a decade ago in a warehouse in Geneva, is considered an “archaeological treasure of significant value” and a remarkable testimony to Hellenistic influence in North
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In a surprising and welcome development, Somalia is marking a triumphant return to the forefront of the real estate sector, signaling a positive shift in the country’s economic landscape. After years of instability, economic challenges, and political turmoil, the nation is now witnessing a remarkable resurgence in the construction and property development industry. This newfound
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During the height of the Cold War in the 20th century, the mere thought of a truly emancipated Africa teeming with organic, contextual, participatory, and liberatory democracy inspired livid fury in the minds of Western imperialists. This was aggravated where certain African governments in the immediate post-colonial era of the 20th century chose to take
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In a recent global assessment of organized crime, South Africa has found itself in an alarming position, ranked among the top ten countries most infested with organized criminal activities. The findings, released by an international crime watchdog, shed light on the challenges the nation faces in combating sophisticated criminal networks operating within its borders. According
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One hundred years ago, during the American general elections in 1920, a deadly event occurred, which many critics have termed the bloodiest day in modern American political history. It went down in history as “The Ocoee Massacre,” yet despite the gravity of the crime committed against Blacks, this piece of history has been swept under
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Apart from causing major inconvenience, a broken appliance brings up the question of whether it should be repaired or replaced. Some appliances may still have a little life left in them, so replacement may not be the best choice. Others, though, might just cost you money if you keep fixing them instead of chucking them
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In a significant economic shift, Kenya’s government has revealed plans to privatize the first 35 state-owned companies, targeting only those facing financial losses and bureaucratic hurdles. Although the specific companies have not been disclosed, President William Ruto emphasized that potentially lucrative entities would be divested, signaling a strategic move to boost the country’s revenue. This
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