Martin Meredith is a British historian and author born on July 9, 1937, in Hampshire, England. He is known for his vast works on African…
Culture, in recent times, has been reduced to cultural dances, neglecting other pivotal pillars that constitute the core segment of culture— aspects like language. Language…
“Best thing since sliced bread and a slice of pizza/ The worst thing since Domino’s pizza and Monalisa” My reaction rattled with blithe when those…
“Hard Times” is Charles Dickens’s tenth novel, offering a vivid portrayal of the economic, social, and moral injustices prevalent during the Victorian era from 1837…
A beauty pageant is a competition traditionally focused not only on judging but also on ranking the physical attributes of the contestants. In this era,…
The term “ethnic bigotry” has the potential to hinder any society’s progress. Why? Because within and beyond our borders, I have witnessed and heard of…
Lake Chad is a large, shallow freshwater lake in Africa, located at the junction of Chad, Cameroon, Nigeria, and Niger. Lake Chad provides water to…
Do you believe in reincarnation? If you don’t, we used to be on the same page. However, my perspective shifted when I read “When We…
The American Sociologist Thomas Sowell, in his book ‘Wealth, Poverty and Politics’ stated that: “A society which restrict the education or employment of women can…
The Lazarus Effect, Liberian author Hawa J. Golakai’s debut novel, is one of the few crime fiction masterpieces. An exquisitely woven narrative that captivates both…
Taqaddama is a Kannywood film that visualizes the lives of some politicians and their children. A film based on the life of Hassan, an only…
Annually, suicide claims the lives of over 800,000 individuals worldwide. Suicide disparities between men and women are well-documented, with males consistently demonstrating greater rates. When…
