by Abiodun Onabanjo-Onatola I.Let me take you through into meand now, I want to make you a diver without ocean and if your heart still beats; humane, it’s through your sojourn in me that I will have my mind made. The Flag, green-white-green;lush savanna of abundance and citizens toiled for numberless hours; on farmlands without…
Photo credit: Council on foreign relations Saudi Arabia has abolished the controversial “kafala’ system. The Times of India reports that the move ends over 50 years of a framework that tied foreign workers’ residency and rights to employers. A part of the Saudi authorities’ Vision 2030, it grants millions of migrant workers the freedom to change…
Photo credit: Firstpost Twenty-three Indian crew members were rescued after a fire broke out aboard the Cameroon-flagged LPG tanker MV Falcon following an explosion off the coast of Aden, Yemen. India Today reports that authorities have launched an investigation into the incident. They dismissed speculations that the blast was caused by a Houthi attack. The vessel was heading…
It is not until you loose them that you appreciate them. I am already feeling the pain of your needless loss. But all is well, even in the well! I wanted to selfishly believe that, after a long battle with infirmity, you’d gone home to rest. Selfish, because I wouldn’t have to be bothered again….
I wonder what civil servants in my state want the government to do for them again. I really do wonder! When the government came on board, it promised so many goodies and it has delivered them. It went out of its way to even do much more! Let me start from the education sector, both…
Photo credit: the Jerusalem Post Relatives of the murdered hostages have criticized Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Jerusalem Post reports that Hana Cohen, the aunt of Inbar Hayman, wrote sarcastically, “thanking” Netanyahu, while blaming him for his “war of destruction” which caused Hayman to be returned “in a coffin.” Hayman’s remains were returned from the Gaza Strip…
Photo credit: the Australian Australia has yet to determine whether to set migration limits or not. The Canberra Times reports that while Tony Burke said the migration intake was continuing to fall, the Department of Home Affairs has announced plans to commit to a four-year immigration target. Mr Burke, who is the Minister for Home Affairs, Minister…
