By Peter Nkanga, CPJ West Africa Representative Liberians wash at an Ebola information station in Monrovia. The government has implemented restrictions on journalists reporting on the outbre... Read more
Dear World, In just over six months, Ebola has managed to bring my country to a standstill. We have lost over 2,000 Liberians. Some are children struck down in the prime of their youth... Read more
By Jaye Gaskia There are some who will say I am in a cranky or cheeky mood these days depending on how generous or harsh they chose to be with their criticism. But truth is I am loving... Read more
By Jaye Gaskia APC presidential aspirants (left) Atiku Abubakar and Muhammadu Buhari Before I am blindly attacked as an ‘Atikuist’, a ‘Buhariist’, or a Jonathanian, l... Read more
Ekiti State Governor, Dr Kayode Fayemi (Pic: ekitistate.gov.ng) My dear people of Ekiti State, by the grace of God, in the next 24 hours we would come to the end of a glorious tenure of an a... Read more
The colossus with the feet of steel joined his ancestors in the early hours of October 13, 2014. Ali Mazrui was larger than life! The most prodigious scholar of African politics, his multipl... Read more
By Alice G. Walton (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The Ebola situation in West Africa is clearly not good. The death toll is rising, and people continue to become infected. Global efforts to conta... Read more
By Lana Asfour Pointing out racist representations of Muslims has been a no-no for both conservatives and liberals, writes Asfour [AP] Ben Affleck’s contribution to the debate proves y... Read more
By Kayode Ketefe Nigeria is in another season of independence celebration, having just marked the 54th year of its existence some days ago. This writer does not believe in celebrating birthd... Read more
By Zi-Ann Lum/Huffington Post Prime Minister Stephen Harper listens to speeches at the Canada-European Union Summit in Toronto on Sept. 26. Days before, the prime minister was in New York Ci... Read more
