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A silent struggle: Growing up with undiagnosed learning difficulties (dyslexia) in Nigeria

A silent struggle: Growing up with undiagnosed learning difficulties (dyslexia) in Nigeria By Chinelo Ngolikaego Ezigbo I grew up within the walls of academia at the...

ZAMBIA| Justice, Tribe, and the Temptation of Selective Outrage 3 min read

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ZAMBIA| Justice, Tribe, and the Temptation of Selective Outrage

Ollus Ndhomu 6 days ago

By Ollus Ndomu This week in Zambia’s courts, the conversation around justice has collided with politics again. The acquittal of Hibeene Mwiinga, the...

Nigeria @65: Still Searching for Its Rhythm, Still Holding On to Hope 4 min read

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Nigeria @65: Still Searching for Its Rhythm, Still Holding On to Hope

Chioma Ndukwu 2 weeks ago

By: Chioma Madonna Ndukwu Nigeria at 65: Still Searching for Its Rhythm, Still Holding On to Hope Sixty-five years after independence, Nigeria remains a story of...

EDITORIAL: When Africa’s Exploited Demand Justice 2 min read

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EDITORIAL: When Africa’s Exploited Demand Justice

Ollus Ndhomu 2 weeks ago

By: The Editor-in-Chief Last week’s detention of a Ugandan man in Dubai accused of running a sex-trafficking network should anger not just Uganda, but...

Ugandan Sex-Trafficking Kingpin Detained in Dubai 2 min read

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Ugandan Sex-Trafficking Kingpin Detained in Dubai

Ollus Ndhomu 2 weeks ago

By Ollus Ndomu The man identified as the ringleader of a sex-trafficking network that preyed on young Ugandan women in Dubai has been detained...

⬆️ EXPLAINER | Is Zambia’s Lungu Really Dead? 3 min read

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⬆️ EXPLAINER | Is Zambia’s Lungu Really Dead?

Ollus Ndhomu 3 weeks ago

By Ollus Ndomu The saga around Zambia’s former President Edgar Chagwa Lungu has become Zambia’s most confusing national story. Officially, he was declared dead...

EDITORIAL: Nigeria’s Waters of Neglect 2 min read

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EDITORIAL: Nigeria’s Waters of Neglect

Ollus Ndhomu 1 month ago

By: The Editor-in-Chief The sinking of a crowded ferry on the Malale River in Niger State this week is not just another accident. It...

Chief Benjamin Ukachukwu Okorie’s Journey Ends Yet His Light Burns in the Heart of Generations 3 min read

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Chief Benjamin Ukachukwu Okorie’s Journey Ends Yet His Light Burns in the Heart of Generations

Chioma Ndukwu 1 month ago

By: Chioma Madonna Ndukwu When a mighty tree falls in the forest, its echo rumbles beyond the borders of the land. Such is the...

EDITORIAL: Turn Pledges into Plants, Not Just PowerPoints 2 min read

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EDITORIAL: Turn Pledges into Plants, Not Just PowerPoints

Ollus Ndhomu 2 months ago

By: The Editor-in-Chief Japan closed TICAD with a clear signal: less talk of aid, more money for bankable projects. The $5.5 billion facility routed...

Where Work Speaks Louder Than Health: A Glimpse into Ladipo Market 3 min read

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Where Work Speaks Louder Than Health: A Glimpse into Ladipo Market

Chioma Ndukwu 5 months ago

By: Chioma Madonna Ndukwu They begin before dawn and don’t stop until night. Their bodies push through exhaustion. Their minds push past pain. Health...