African leaders must stop seeking medical treatment overseas
You can be a Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Budhist or Atheist, or none of these, but one thing you will all agree to is this: that there is no justification whatsoever … Continue reading
Patriotism, National Pride, Public Responsibility and Self-Esteem
I saw this image on a friend’s Facebook wall the other day. It shows a tattered Malawian flag suspended on a rusty pole outside Salima District Council, in what is … Continue reading
Democracy: At what price?
On the day that I saw the above message on Facebook, I also saw this, titled “Malawi, Africa Countries Snub ‘Un-African’ Proposals At UN CSW Meeting” which has the following … Continue reading
Ahmed Dassu Letter to President Joyce Banda
On Jun 7, 2013, at 2:42 PM, Ahmed Dassu wrote: Excellency I refer to your response to my request for an audience during your visit to London for the G8 … Continue reading
Flipping the Corruption Myth
Flipping the Corruption Myth by Dr Jason Hickel, a lecturer at the London School of Economics and an adviser to /The Rules – Corruption is by far not the main … Continue reading
The Other: What people say about Migrants
Once every now and again something happens that prompts me to troll through the comments people leave in response to articles on news websites. This exercise is purely a curiosity … Continue reading →