Column: The Women’s Column Following her husband’s desire to explore other territories outside of their country Senegal, specifically for a shot at the famous “American […]
Stories: Invisible Threads That Connect Across Cultures
What do you think is common between a boy born growing up in the hinterlands of Cameroon in Africa and another boy born growing up […]
Where is the Future? AFRICA’s Leaders of Tomorrow on Voluntary Exile
“…The future of a democratic, entrepreneurial and innovative Africa, lies in the hands of future leaders of high quality and calibre.” In January 2010, as […]
Save Me From My Babysitter! When Grandparents Take On Babysitting
Arnold Schwarzenegger’s love-child affair has sent reverberations the world over not only because it happened right under the nose of wife Maria Shriver with a […]
Starvation a Symptom of Bad Governance? Hunger and Stupidity in Africa
“The African relief fad serves to distract attention from real issues that this continent continues to face, which are accountable government and democracy.” By Phillip […]
The Power Of You: Cultivating Courage
“When you find a way to create a balance between the heart and the mind, the act of courage becomes rational and feelings don’t get […]
Nomads of Africa to CEOs of Fortune 500 Companies: Leading from the Back
Conventional wisdom suggests that leaders should be in front of the crowd, leading from the front. But a lesson I learned from childhood seems […]
The Lord Turns Our Grief Into Joy. Born Hindu, I Found Peace In Christianity
My name is Vijay Kumar and I hail from Punjab, India. I was born and brought up in a staunch Hindu family. I also pursued […]
The Dreadlocks Myth
The term dreadlocks refers to interlocked coils of hair which may form naturally or through manipulation. It is a symbol of a religious movement, […]
In The Midst of the Storm: A word to victims of recent natural disasters
A couple of weeks go, I found myself “taking cover” in the basement of my home as I heard the emergency alert system going off […]