Photo credit: Channels TV I should have been sworn in yesterday! No thanks to my so-called friend. He had told me the deal had been sealed. And even without the social media attentive senate, all would have been well. As a person who did my National Service sweeping Tinubu Square, he said I didn’t have…
Photo credit: the South African Following raids by South African police and supported by citizens on foreigners, Zimbabwean immigrants in the country have sought support from human rights organizations to combat harassment by South African authorities and their citizens. Bulawayo 24 reports that the raids have escalated since the African National Congress (ANC), the Democratic…
Photo credit: the Atlantic Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced a three-day visit to Africa, following pleas from regional executives to spend part of his holidays there and see the situation on the ground. Brussels Signal reports that many Africans are reaching Spain, with around 300,000 currently waiting in Mauritania for improved sea conditions…
Photo credit: Jamaica gleaner Authorities in Jamaica are planning to recruit foreign teachers. The Gleaner reports that the Ministry of Education and Youth in the country has stated its intention to import teachers from Ghana and the Philippines to fill critical subject areas, especially in the sciences, which are formally filled by the teachers who…
Photo credit: Mar tech There’re so many things we see on social media. If someone is mourning publicly, some press the, ‘like’, button. Are they saying they like the fact that the person in question is bereaved? You can take the man out of the village but you definitely can’t take the village out of…
