Photo credit: The Hub According to a national Leger poll conducted for the Association for the Association for Canadian Studies and the Metropolis Institute, 62 per cent of the people who took part in the poll think the country is admitting too many immigrants. However, 20 per cent have a contrary opinion while 19 per cent…
Photo credit: WMDT A Baltimore pastor was arrested by immigration agents while on his way to work on Monday. According to Maryland Matters, Daniel Fuentes Espinal who has been the pastor lof Iglesia del Nazareno in Easton since 2015 is an undocumented immigrant. He fled the violence in his country, Honduras, in 2001 and settled in…
By Adewale Sobowale When a masquerader chases you, whip-clad: Just persevere as there’s no monopoly of fatigue: It happens to earthlings, just like extraterrestrials! There’s this peace, silence – graveyard-like! While few moneybags enjoy commonwealth! Poverty-ridden majority – live in squalor! Few escape into refugeedom! Majority attempt escaping, squalid life, organizing, mobilizing into groups fighting…
You have to set forthat the genesis of a new day like dawn,a spirit forming within you till you let it halve you,till you let it have you,all that are fully grown,good feelings you never can tell. Till you let it make you, the theatre for its dramatic performance and everyone, the spectators for this…
Away with the jackets because we’re in the warmest season. Most people from the tropics always look forward to the summer season because the temperature is similar to that of their homelands. It could even be so sweltering that cold water is provided at public places. In the summer, people could look forward to outdoor…
When the Reverend Babinton Macaulay had a dream of founding a school, and James Pinson Labulo Davies bought into the dream by providing a seed funding of 50 pounds sterling to buy books and equipment for the school, I’m not sure the positive collaborators realized they were up to something that would change the facet…
Photo credit: the Guardian The crowd that assembled outside the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem on Thursday morning was small and muted. International pilgrims jostled with dark-robed Greek Orthodox monks, but one group of native worshippers was absent. The Guardian reports that for generations, tens of thousands of Palestinian Christians living in Israeli-occupied…
