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Mugabe’s $800k birthday bash amid Zimbabwe drought

FeaturedBy Staff ContributorApril 7, 2016Leave a comment

    With nearly 25% of Zimbabwe’s population at risk of starvation, the country faces one of its most devastating droughts in history. Attributed to the El Nino weather phenomenon, Zimbabwe has pleaded to local charities and foreign governments to help them raise over $1.5 billion US dollars to help save their countrymen.   Impact…

Impact of Oil Drilling in the Niger Delta

FeaturedBy Staff ContributorApril 7, 2016Leave a comment

    History of Petroleum Exploration in Niger Delta   Petroleum exploration began as early as 1908, when the German company Bitumen Corporation, began prospecting for tar sand deposits in the South and Western regions of Nigeria. The venture quickly ended after the initial phase citing that there was not enough commercial quantity to continue…

Big win for Bernie, as he fights back to regain momentum

FeaturedBy Staff ContributorApril 6, 2016Leave a comment

  The delegate haul might not be large, but the psychological boost is great. Bernie Sanders, with his win in the Wisconsin primary has now won seven of the last eight Democratic contests, and has fought his way back from what seemed like the slowing down of his campaign. In a jubilant speech that was…

Cruz takes Wisconsin as Trump stumbles amid implosion rumors

FeaturedBy Staff ContributorApril 6, 2016Leave a comment

  A clearly relieved Ted Cruz thanked the people of Wisconsin for his big win of the night over Donald Trump. Cruz started by enumerating his previous wins to lukewarm clapping from the crowd. The Texas Senator slammed the media for having put Wisconsin in Trump’s lane, and for being proven wrong about that.  …

Peter Okoye’s Solo Move

Africa, Entertainment, FeaturedBy Staff ContributorApril 6, 2016Leave a comment

  P-Square may no longer be a duo now that Peter is actively performing solo acts in Abuja and slated for more shows in Dubai early April 2016. But one thing is clear, the two twin brothers have come to a crossroads in their band’s career. So what is the driving force between the artists?…

Are Burundians really that unhappy?

FeaturedBy Staff ContributorApril 4, 2016Leave a comment

  The New York Times announced their “Happiest Country List” in early March, but Burundi wasn’t at the top of that list. Out of more than 150 countries, Burundi was ranked at #135 according to the poll based on violent political crisis, low life expectancy, extremely low levels of well being and a poor economical…

Is Hand Writing Becoming Obsolete?

FeaturedBy Staff ContributorApril 4, 2016Leave a comment

  An important question posed on the evolution and progress of technology.   Emails. Text messages. Voice recording. In today’s era, typing as a means of communication greatly outnumbers writing with a pen and paper. Previous generations passed notes in class behind the teacher’s back; today’s generation simply sends a text message. The art of…

Ivory Trade: the Pillaging of Africa

Africa, Featured, NewsBy Staff ContributorApril 2, 2016Leave a comment

  History of Elephant Ivory Elephant ivory has been exported from Africa for centuries and the earliest record dates back to the 14th century BC. Throughout history, ivory has been removed for those of exotic wealth and used in production of piano keys, billiard balls, and other luxurious products. It is said that ivory hunters…

Oil Spills in the Niger Delta: The Shell Spills

Africa, Featured, NewsBy Staff ContributorApril 2, 2016Leave a comment

  Over the years, Nigeria has seen its fair share of oil spill devastation, and with a reported 1.5 million tons of oil spilled in the Niger Delta over the last 50 years, the ongoing risk continues to raise concern. Equal to one “Exxon Valdez” spill each year in the Delta, many Nigerians continue to…

Fadumo Dayib: First Female Somali President?

FeaturedBy Staff ContributorMarch 31, 2016Leave a comment

Twitter Fadumo Dayib – leading Somalia   Fadumo Dayib has the goal of becoming Somalia’s first female president. After earning her master’s degree in health care and public health, she became involved with the United Nations which seeded her passion and drive to help the people of Somalia. Aiming to run for the 2016 elections,…

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