Cambodia’s prime minister rigged an election: here is how he did it
Many of Cambodia’s government-approved media outlets, with their links to China, are looking more like China’s authoritarian model
OAU’s Department of Adult Education organizes skills fair for university community
The skills fair was not only attended by students from the faculty of education, but also had in attendance lecturers in the faculty.
Spread of Ebola in Congo has been halted – what did we do right?
With the recent outbreak declared over in little more than two months, the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s health minister explains how a major crisis was avoided.
Rwanda and Arsenal FC: when the poor sponsor the rich
Rwanda is the 19th poorest country in the world with a per capita income of around USD$700.
The Tunisian who bakes bread for France’s president
A French-Tunisian baker, who has won the right to supply the French presidential palace with baguettes for a year, says kneading is the secret behind his prize-winning loaves. “A lot […]
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, a rare novelist to become a public intellectual
A humanist on and off the page — as well as a defining voice on race and gender for the digital age.
The Conversationalist
A lot of people have said that girls generally are poor at keeping conversation going. I beg differ though
“Kaduna declaration – a failed test on the Nigerian question”
However, the drafters of the ‘Kaduna Declaration’ have chosen to the above hypothesis but not by replacing it with an alternative.
OPINION: Parable of a Helpless King, By Ayodele Adio
Opinion by Ayodele Lawal Adio
OPINION: The tyranny of consensus – by Pius Adesanmi
The last time I heard about President Buhari, Sahara Reporters was whispering that Mrs. Aisha Buhari had gone to London, aside that, nothing.
Opinion: Do you really know Buhari?
Here is a selection of statements that Nigeria’s president Muhammadu Buhari made in public domain.
OPINION: 50 years on | An ode to Biafra, the land of the rising sun and Nigeria’s inconvenient truth (Part 1) by Femi Fani-Kayode
The voices of your slaughtered children wail, scream and screech through the night and they shed whimpering and pitiful tears through the day.
Only small number of Christians remain in Egypt | How long until all Christians are wiped out of the country?
The Islamic State has made its intentions toward Copts well known as “Our favorite prey”
OPINION: President Trump Fails NATO | It’s quite embarrassing
Mr. Trump has a point when he says the allies should increase their military budgets
#Biafra50: What the Federal Government should do to appease the Igbos – Femi Fani-Kayode
They talk peace and reconciliation but can there really be peace and reconciliation without restitution and justice?
Olusegun Adeniyi: Biafra and Lagos – 50 years after
The greater challenge is that because we have failed to harness our potentials, many now romanticise the past at a time other societies are busy plotting their future.
