A new argument can be heard insisting that universities should be ranked in terms of impact on society rather than any other criteria. This, it is posited, would resolve their perceived disc... Read more
By Baba Ahmed, in Bamako (Friday, 21 August 2020) In their first interview so far, the officers who effected change of government in Mali earlier this week are saying theirs is not a coup. T... Read more
It is no longer news that Joe Biden, US Democratic Party candidate has chosen Senator Kamala Harris, the daughter of an Emeritus Professor at Stanford University, as Vice-Presidential candid... Read more
Last Tuesday’s blast in Beirut, Lebanon that killed nearly 200 persons has led to the resignation of the entire cabinet, with the Prime Minister, Hassan Diab, saying he had to do so in solid... Read more
It is a very new book, a July 2020 affair. The crises unsettling capitalist globalisation makes this book more than timely. If at the best of times, domestic resource mobilisation was a thor... Read more
Triple C: Communication, Capitalism and Critique, the open access journal, would appear to have kick-started the 200th anniversary of Friedrich Engels, Karl Marx’s fellow traveler in articul... Read more
Fire in a store house of explosives has left about 3000 person with different grades of injury while no less than 51 are confirmed dead. Pictures of the explosion signify ghastly images of i... Read more
The whistle blowers who slapped Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, the president of the African Development Bank, (AfDB) with seventeen allegations of wrongdoing may have paradoxically given him a Second... Read more
The Conversation where this piece (except the pictures from Nigeria) was originally published as Journalism of Drum’s Heyday Remains Cause for Celebration – 70 Years Later introduced this pi... Read more
A reply considered shattering of the premises of a protest by students against a tenured Law professor in the US is back, making waves again on the global super highway. The hot stuff on gl... Read more
