Buhari and Ramaphosa’s Pancake, By Shola Oshunkeye
After weeks of unrelenting attacks on nationals of other African countries, especially Nigerians, the authorities in South Africa, over the ...
Tag: Jacob Zuma
Toying With Dictatorship: Zuma’s Exit, By Kọle Ọmọtọṣọ
The struggle that saw Zuma resign one year before the end of his term is not over.
South Africa: What Is Malema’s Game?, By Rafiq Raji
“Malema’s tax affairs have been a persistent problem for him"
We Know Our Friends, Our Friends Know Themselves, By Owei Lakemfa
The West assumes we are not matured for such investment, and that they can still tell us who our friends ...
Powerful Parties, Weak People, By Owei Lakemfa
Unlike the ANC in which the party leader leads, in the APC, the party leader concedes leadership.
Language As Development: The Lagos Example, By Festus Adedayo
The Yoruba can actually look towards Lagos for the redemption of the land, if rightly coordinated.
Red Roses for Valentine, Red Card for Corruption, By Owei Lakemfa
Where presidents and powerful people are involved, corruption may just well be another political game.
From Africa: A Status Report, By Azu Ishiekwene
Kenya needs to heal and move on. If the gladiators cannot find the commonsense to do the right thing, the ...
South Africa: A Race of Three, By Rafiq Raji
For the sake of dear South Africans, may the best candidate win.
Rochas Okorocha Is Killing Me, By Azu Ishiekwene
My governor, my governor: your works are killing me.
