Across many parts of rural Gambia, women farmers often start their days before dawn to ensure that they have enough water to irrigate their gardens…
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I miss home you know, and I cannot describe how much I miss home. I miss home and when I say miss home, I miss everything. I miss my people. I miss my country. I miss my own culture. I just miss everything and I just want to come back home. That’s what I want to do
A lack of political will and poor support for countries affected by the scourge of terrorism are some of the factors impacting on the fight…
Minister of Justice and Correctional Services Ronald Lamola said government has ensured that of the 130 hanged political prisoners, 47 had their remains exhumed by other parties. Photo: Department of Justice and Correctional Services
It is only during this month of the 25th specifically when some among us relish pap cooked from white maize and entrails/tripe/mala mogodu seshebo as African cuisine in spite of the fact that white maize is an import from Europe and that a slaughtered animal is skinned for meat before the innards. As a matter of fact, where I grew up, on such occasions, we children were given these as cast-aways to play house with.
Africa hit hard by child labour scourge as numbers show at least 72 million children are labourers writes King Kay Mthombeni POWERFUL nations have come…
THE closing statements in the case The Prosecutor v. Paul Gicheru are scheduled to take place on 27 June 2022 at the seat of the…
THE number of people facing acute food insecurity and requiring urgent life-saving food assistance and livelihood support continues to grow at an alarming rate. This…
ON the outskirts of Mzuzu city in Malawi, in the small village of Chikoya, lives Tael Vumu. His day job is farming, but on the…
Diversifying income and skills to rebuild livelihoods on Lake Victoria ON the Ugandan shores of the largest lake in Africa, fishers were increasingly coming up…