Africans, the general masses, the youth, intelligentsia, opposition politicians, religious leaders, students, and trade unionists have finally woken up from the yoke of oppression, the previously untouchable regimes that have ruled them since those days of political independence from Europe. Without any hesitation, this is Africa’s Third Liberation being spoken in the revolutionary languages that…
They are a vital link to our past. They teach us how to interact with older generations. They share their wisdom and their memories with us and love us unconditionally. Sometimes when parents are absent they become parents too. This International Women’s Day is in celebration of grandmothers everywhere and I am dedicating this article…
The Cricket World Cup is well underway in South Asia with the top countries racking up runs and wickets for fun. Away from the excitement, spare a thought for a smaller nation that didn’t quite make it to the party. Recently released on DVD, Out of the Ashes charts the rise of the Afghan Cricket…
Public journalism seeks to encourage a more citizen-engaged press that increases the involvement of ordinary people with issues of public
New government guidelines which will allow white couples to adopt black children have reignited concerns about whether the cultural needs of
Three years after the compilation Ishumar was released, the Touareg rockers are back on Ishumar 2. While the first part presented up-and-coming or internationally acclaimed artists, this release focuses on a segment of Touareg music still unknown to this day. The ishumars have been in the spotlight for the past thirty years. They appeared amid…
One of the biggest media storms in recent memory lashed Sky Sports last month, when presenters Andy Gray and Richard Keys were caught making