An interesting piece from the Inter Press Service by an ex-staff of the International Labour Organisation, (ILO), this offers what can be called an honest broker’s intervention. Its closing... Read more
This piece is bound to provoke communists worldwide just as it is bound be a source of joy and victory for Christians worldwide but how great would it be if both sides read it as a reminder... Read more
The media is just one space of popular culture but, arguably, the most dominant in the world today. Might the Society for International Relations Awareness, (SIRA), which ranks itself as a l... Read more
Chinua Achebe may be dead and gone to his grave but his novel, Things Fall Apart is still the space setter in terms of what literature can do, does and should do, especially for Africa. The... Read more
University professors and students in Canada are not totally comfortable with the idea of online learning during the Covid-19 pandemic, a survey has suggested. The academics have reservation... Read more
The kicker of The National Interest from where this piece is extracted runs as follows: Far from getting any closer to a “better deal” on nuclear issues, Iran has expanded its nuclear activi... Read more
When Daniel Yergin published his Prize: The Epic Quest for Oil, Money and Power in 1992, the general remark that welcomed it is that it is a must read for all educated persons. That is to su... Read more
The last time the world heard him hard was in March 2020 when, in a perceived racial move, he found himself high and dry from Credit Suisse in Switzerland after almost single handedly turnin... Read more
International Observers may have stolen the thunder from Donald Trump’s protests over the conduct of last week’s presidential polls in the country. Although a number of developments have occ... Read more
There is a resurgence of attention on deliberative democracy in the Western world. Seminars upon seminars aside from huge research essays on it. An African student on a Western campus finds... Read more
