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Okonjo-Iweala’s re-appointment a reflection of Nigerians’ excellence-in-service says Onuigbo
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22 year-old Zimbabwean who produces gas from lemon juice wants to meet Tony Elemelu
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House 12 a product of commitment to lifelong learning and innovation-Olusoji Oyawoye
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I envision a Uganda where gender equality is at the forefront –Victoria Nyanzi
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TheStudioZay uses personalized approach to makeup services- Zainab Mohammed
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Onuigbo makes case for proper climate governance framework
Learning how to fail
By Zayithwa Fabiano Failure, missing the mark, making a mistake, getting it wrong, whichever way…
The Common Feminist Contradiction
By Thato Chobokoane Are all women revered the same or do we stick to motherism’s…
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Is your customer a king?
By Rita Krampah “There is only one boss, the customer and he can fire everyone in the company from the chairman down simply by spending his money somewhere else” – Sam Walton (founder of Walmart) A couple of weeks ago,…
Fighting human trafficking with one woman-one girl
By Sunday Oyinloye Recently, it was widely reported that an Edo State High Court in Nigeria sentenced one Richard to seven years imprisonment for human trafficking. Richard was said to have taken his victim to a shrine, where an oath…
Entertainment Industry is goldmine -Lady Tshawe
Nomashawekazi Michelle Sangiwenkosi Damasane known in Zimbabwean entertainment industry as Lady Tshawe is a passionate artist with rare gifts in acting, poetry, music, dance and jewelry making. Her Father, Reverend Paul Damasane who is also a singer and poet played…
NAPTIP moves against child abuse and exploitation
By Sunday Oyinloye Determined to end child abuse and exploitation in Nigeria, the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP), has commenced intensive advocacy within child protection stakeholders across the country. The move by the agency is…
The paradox of a stolen transformer
By Pedi Obani Iyayi One of the greatest challenges I face as a human rights scholar living in the global South is that a lot of my everyday experiences beg the very question of my humanity and the concept of…
