Barely a week after whirlwind-touring some urban Ghanaian communities, here in the United States, with a beggar’s bowl in hand, the perennial presidential candidate of the so-called National Democratic Congress (NDC) stood in Ghana’s Central […]
Washington, 19 September, 2007— The light blue helmets of United Nations peacekeepers may be known the world over, but under the dark orange berets of the Multinational Force and Observers serve soldiers from 11 nations […]
Dakar, 18 September, 2007— Civilians in northern Niger are being arrested without charge after the government declared a state of emergency there last month, according to the governor of Agadez. “We are in a situation […]
I have been mulling Mr. Daniel Kwaku Botwe’s recent interview with the Ghana News Agency (GNA), during which the aspiring New Patriotic Party (NPP) presidential candidate was reported to have remarked as follows: “The post […]
He is always a delight to listen to, even when one does not completely agree with some of his analyses on the postcolonial African condition. He can also be easily misinterpreted, for the former Makerere […]
Khartoum, 18 September, 2007— Violence in Sudan’s remote western region of Darfur has forced nearly a quarter of a million people to flee their homes this year, increasing the pressure on the humanitarian effort, the […]
Freetown, 18 September, 2007— On 17 September, following what observers say were largely peaceful and fair elections, the former ruling party candidate Solomon Berewa conceded defeat and the former opposition leader Ernest Bai Koroma was […]
Lahore, 17 September, 2007— Holding a chunk of ice wrapped in a handkerchief firmly to his right cheek, Saleem Jawad, 34, looks rather pleased with himself. From time to time he turns away to spit […]
Nairobi, 18 September, 2007— Somewhere, some time this year, a baby will be born on the 25th floor of a city hospital or the dirt floor of a dark slum shack; a first-year college graduate […]
Dakar, 14 September, 2007— With formal education systems crumbling in much of sub-Saharan Africa, educationalists are looking more to informal systems of education taught in local languages. “Every child and adult should be able learn […]
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