By Mephy James President of Globe Legislators International and former member of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Sam Onuigbo, hasdescribed the recent visit of First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, to the historic Akwete weaving community in Abia State as…
Refuse to let your worst day become your identity
By Thato Chobokoane Xenophobic attacks are wrong. They are cruel, unlawful, and beneath the ideals of the South Africa we all hope to see. Violence against fellow Africans can never be the answer. But condemning the violence should not stop…
Footprints time cannot erase: The enduring legacy of Dr.Lateef Olaniyan
By Sunday Oyinloye It was a gathering marked by heartfelt tributes, fond memories, and deep gratitude yesterday as family members, friends, professional colleagues, and associates came together to honourlate Dr. Lateef Olaniyan at the Egbe Omo Igbomina National Secretariat, Ganmo,…
Note to Self at Sixty-One
By Collins Nweke Today 14 July, I turned sixty-one. Birthdays have a curious way of inviting us to count things: years, accomplishments, titles, places visited, books written, awards received, elections won, and speeches delivered. But over time, I have discovered…
The rainbow nation and the burden of history
By Hicks Sikazwe By expelling non-citizens from fellow African countries, now dubbed illegal immigrants, South Africa is ignoring a glazed past. The rainbow nation must admit that it has a difficult history, a past terribly troubling. The birth of…