Zambia Constitutional Review: A Reflection

President Sata needs to be supported by all Zambians, especially when it comes to the fight against poverty. When he succeeds, we all benefit. When he fails, it is our children who will bear the ills. [Read More]

Rusesabagina: Hero or Villain?

It is sad to note that someone is given the prize for Human Rights and Justice but those that he “saved and did justice” are ignored. [Read More]

Libya: The Tough, Slippery Road Ahead

Libyans have a fighting chance to create a new, prosperous and united country. The ball is now in the court of Libyans of all walks of life to make a difference in the transformation of their country. [Read More]

Kenya: Why MPs Must be Shown the Door

It would be a great idea to begin focusing and helping reform minded Kenyans build credible campaign strategies. [Read More]

Ernestina Naadu and Africa’s Expectant Women

African cultural superstitions impinge on pregnancy so much so that, “It is believed that witches and evil spirits are capable of stealing the pregnancy or interfering with it. [Read More]

Climate Change: Address Neglected Foods

Conservation of genetic material good for food security [Read More]

Invitation to Political Theory Seminar at Daystar

The poor state of theoretical thinking in Kenya has bothered many people. To address this, a seminar will be held at Daystar University in January to April 2012 on African political thought. [Read More]

Africa May Not Play China Against the West

To escape the recurring episodes of global systems working against Africans; it’s urgent that analysts focus on systems and their impact on local challenges. [Read More]

Kenya County Representatives Brainstorm on City Twinning

The forum emphasized the need to use twinning for economic benefit rather than ceremonial agreements. [Read More]

Domestic Tourism in Mombasa

It is ironic that while domestic tourism ought to improve living standards of people in respective tourist circuits, this has not happened in Mombasa. [Read More]

Climate Change Debate: Will Developing Nations Lose Out?

The Climate change debate should include use of knowledge driven economy as a benchmark to sustainability. [Read More]

Zimbabwe 2012 Budget Statement: A Review

The finalisation of the securitised lease for A2 farmers will make it easier for farmers to secure lines of credit. [Read More]

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