Book Review: Neoliberal Frontiers

Neoliberalism has had a central place in economic rationale for the past forty years. In Neoliberal Frontiers, Brenda Chalfin gives a great insight of what it means in specific interventions. She analyses how Ghana renegotiates its sovereignty in a seemingly economic laissez-faire context. Since the mid seventies, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World…

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Music Review: Tassili by Tinariwen

Tinariwen have taken Saharan music to a whole new level over the past few decades. Their latest album Tassili slightly shifted towards a new direction. Here’s my verdict. How often do we listen to a song for the first time, either love it or hate at once, only to change our mind later on? Normally,…

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Book Review: The Cloud Pavilion

Laura Joh Rowland has wowed me with another of her stories. I was interested in reading The Cloud Pavilion because of Sana Ichiro, the main character. I first met him in The Red Chrysanthemum, when he was a powerful detective in the Tokugawa regime. In this book, he has risen to become Chamberlain, a position…

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Ecostyler Gel with Olive Oil review

Last week I tried Eco Styler Gel as an alternative to my usual Kinky Curly Knot Today.  Whilst I love my Kinky Curly, it’s $30 a jar and I go through it way too fast. I’ve been hearing a lot about Eco Styler Gel with Olive Oil so I decided to give it a try,…

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