Features & Views

The Year Of Return: Ghana’s ‘Coup’ Against The Rest of Africa?

“I am not African because I was born in Africa, but because Africa was born in me” – Kwame Nkrumah…

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Commonwealth law ministers resolve to take action on access to justice

  Commonwealth law ministers have unanimously resolved to remove barriers to access to justice in their respective countries, and to…

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Young people need our support-Commonwealth Secretary-General

Our world seems to be changing faster than ever – technologically, environmentally, socially – and in so many other ways. It…

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Nigerian Women Say ‘MeToo.’ Critics Say ‘Prove It.’

By Julie Turkewitz Women in West Africa who accuse men of sexual abuse have recently seen some change, but also an…

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Access to justice for all is not yet a reality says Commonwealth Secretary-General

  Access to justice for everyone in all communities is an important right and requirement for building fair and peaceful…

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SOUTH AFRICA: YEARS OF IMPUNITY FOR XENOPHOBIC CRIMES DRIVING THE LATEST ATTACKS

The ongoing and escalating attacks against refugees, asylum seekers and migrants, and looting of foreign owned shops in South Africa,…

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The World Is Dedollarizing

What if tomorrow nobody but the United States would use the US-dollar? Every country, or society would use their own…

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Shifting Alliances: Is Turkey Now “Officially” an Ally of Russia? Acquires Russia’s S-400. Exit from NATO Imminent?

Turkey is taking delivery of Russia’s S 400 missile defence system. What this signifies is that Turkey and Russia are…

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Why Trump Is Dead Wrong About the Census

 By Eric Zuesse U.S. President Donald Trump is trying to add to the U.S. Census a question as to whether the respondent is…

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Why we studied proverbs to understand emotion among Ghana’s Akan people

 Proverbs suggest ways for the Akan people to govern their emotions in daily life Culture plays a big role in what we…

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