Africa
Media Injustice: Why Africans Should Tell Their Own Stories
It’s time for Africans to tell their own stories Have you ever read a news report about your country or watched a video coverage, which left…
May 12, 2018
Asia
The real Art of The Deal: who deserves credit for the détente in Korea?
Who deserves credit for the détente in Korea? April 27 witnessed a historic inter-Korean summit, but now the world faces a burden in helping turn the…
April 30, 2018
Americas
Competing American Dreams: The Dual Economy of the United States and why poor Americans could be doomed
From developed to developing The economy of the United States, right now, resembles more a developing country than it does the ‘land of opportunity’ often presented. Since the first decoupling…
April 24, 2018
Africa
Why is Boko Haram still strong despite efforts to eradicate the terrorist group?
Boko Haram still waxes strong despite local and international efforts to eradicate the terrorist group With the rising death toll in Syria, the school shootings in…
March 7, 2018
Africa
Highlighting Young African Leaders in The Field of Sexual Rights and Reproductive Health
Youth-led action for Sexual Rights and Reproductive Health Let’s celebrate all the great work youth are doing in sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). We hope for these…
March 24, 2018
Europe
Currency of Revolution: Crypto-Currencies and the Reign of Terror
The creation of a paper currency, called the assignat, by the revolutionary government of France during the French Revolution has often been cited as a…
February 5, 2018
Africa
Colonialism and the language wars: the Anglophone Crises in Cameroon
Trump’s shithole drama derails energy from real Cameroonian issues Reuters recently published an article about 15.000 English-speaking Cameroonians who had fled government forces into neighbouring…
January 24, 2018
Americas
Microscopic Science, Giant implications: bioengineered yeast is the future of fuel
A Brief History of Biofuel The pursuit of a sustainable energy source which can power our economy well enough to displace fossil…
December 19, 2017
Africa
The New Vanguard of Liberal Democracy: How African Nations Are Resisting the Authoritarian Tide
Understanding African Democracy Women show their new electoral cards while queuing at a accreditation center in Abuja on March 28, 2015. After weeks of delays over…
December 17, 2017
Africa
How a Facebook contest lead me to discover the dichotomies of Foreign Aid
I won a Facebook contest It’s true. I did. I was the Canadian winner of a social media contest put on by a prominent…
November 21, 2017