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Congo: The Dark Side Of The Digital Revolution
by admin|13 June 2013|Opinion, Politics
There has been so much said about Congo, the heart of darkness, the ghost of King Leopold, the footsteps of Dr. Kurtz, these stories still colour the opinions of many westerners as they try to understand what is a highly...
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“University is better than College – Myth or Fact?”
by admin|13 June 2013|Opinion, Politics
University is better than College.” Most students, especially African students, have heard that phrase being used at one time or another. Maybe it was a piece of advice from parents… or a comment made by peers. We have all heard...
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Strong believer in my generation — Open Letter To Rwandan Youths
by admin|13 June 2013|Politics
This past week, Rwandans and friends of Rwanda engaged in various activities to remember and commemorate the 19th anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide. The week marks a time in history when an unspeakable atrocity and violation of human life begun...
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Black Star Cry; A poem
by admin|13 June 2013|Politics
Black Star Cry Where is my people? Where is my brother? Never with like, I'm always the other. Always with owners, never with lover. Love is not money, why don't we bother? Where is my people? Where is my land?...
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Tribalism: Africa’s final frontier
by admin|11 June 2013|Politics
              Tribalism: What is a tribe? Tribes seem to be a basic fact of life in Africa. As Africans, we all belong to a tribe, or have one parent from one tribe and another...
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O Brother, Thou Art But A Man.
by admin|10 June 2013|Lifestyle, Opinion
Dare I say: it has become a woman’s world? In no way am I complaining, for I am a feminist myself. However I am also a young adult whose friends are mostly either married or on their way to that...
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British Government finally apologizes, compensates Mau Mau
by admin|07 June 2013|Politics
Yesterday, at the gardens of the British high commission is Nairobi sat thousands of Kenyans, most of whom members of the MAU MAU uprising. They had been here before, over half a century ago! The only difference was that this...
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We are Nilotic
by admin|15 May 2013|Opinion
                                            The women, children and elderly of South Sudan are struggling to survive in a corrupt patriarchal system and...
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“The Village”: Life in South Sudan
by admin|13 May 2013|Politics
Get a look at life in the newly independent country of South Sudan. A well shot documentary highlighting the day to day experiences of our brothers and sisters in the remote areas of the great country of South Sudan. The...
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Elect Your Dreams, Not Your Leaders
by admin|13 May 2013|Politics
So an election day is approaching. I cringe, being so far away. And my fear is not from the violence of yesteryears. Even those that spill blood choke from the toxic fumes of change in the air. My fellow Zimbabweans,...
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