Posted by
Pamela Stitch on August 28, 2008
Filed in:
Africa,
Community Report,
People,
USA
The sad tale of African disunity at home and the diaspora isn’t a new one. We have often heard Africans quote the motto’s of Pan African ism with one breathe and then quote ideas of hatred and disunity with the other. It is quite sad particularly when this distrust is taken into the diaspora and [...]

Adaora Nwandu, a Nigerian-British Screen writer opens up about her controversial movie Rag Tag. A movie that puts an alternative spin on the question of love and sexuality.
Posted by
Omotaylor on August 8, 2008
Filed in:
Faith & Spirituality,
Opinion
HARVEST OF FAITHFULNESS. Evangelist Adekunbi Akin-Taylor.
FACT 1 – OUR GOD IS FAITHFUL
Jeremiah in Lamentations sings “…Great is thy faithfulness” – Lamentations 3:23. Do you believe that God is faithful? Well I hope so for ever since the creation of the heavens and earth, and especially since God’s promise to Abraham (in Genesis 17), even until [...]
Posted by
Codrin Arsene on August 7, 2008
Filed in:
Africa,
Feature,
Opinion

When people use or hear the word “tribe” they think of Africa. They see a bunch of lunatics dancing around the fire, naked, possibly engaged in cannibalistic activities. It sounds repulsive, doesn’t it? Yet that’s how it is.
Posted by
Omotaylor on August 6, 2008
Filed in:
Faith & Spirituality,
Opinion
HARVEST OF FAITHFULNESS by Evangelist Adekunbi Akin-Taylor.
Greetings to the body of Christ. Today I write to declare the unfailing love that our Lord God has for us all. It is God that lays upon our heart good things and good thoughts. Him whom the Father loves He corrects, for God does not want the death [...]

A ‘Canadian-Africanist’, the Muzungu, returns to Kenya after five years…and quickly discover a lot has changed. Photo: Mombassa at night. The second largest city in Kenya, off the Indian Ocean.