Migrants – Poem By Ella Llewelyn Jones
Waves of migrants
Washed up by the tide
Of poverty
Swimming in from far and wide
To catch the debris falling from the landslide
Of prosperity.
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A Possible Solution To Solve The Problems of Senegalese Youth – By Demba Babaly Ndiath
Of Africa’s nearly 420 million youth aged 15-35, one-third are unemployed and discouraged, another third are vulnerably employed, and only one in six is in wage employment. Youth face roughly doubles the unemployment rate of adults, with significant variation by country.
Some of the amazing bizarre of the Sexual Offences Act of Sierra Leone 2012, as amended in 2019
“A person who intentionally commits an act of sexual penetration on another person without the consent of that other person commits the offense of rape and is liable on conviction to a term of imprisonment not less than 15 years to life imprisonment.”
UNESCO Adds Senegalese Jollof To Its Cultural And Heritage List
The United Nation Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has added the Senegalese Jollof which is locally called ‘Thiebou Dieune’ to its cultural and heritage list.
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BEACH SOCCER – Russia 2021 World Cup kicks off this Thursday
The 21st edition of the Beach Soccer World Cup kicks off this Thursday in Russia. Four matches are on the
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BEACH SOCCER WORLD CUP – Senegal tames world champion and reaches quarter-finals
Heroic and combative, the Senegalese Lions overthrew the Portuguese world champions (5-3). A splendid success that opens the doors to
“Kaya says to the French army to go home” – Burkina Faso Youths Says To French Military Convoy
“Kaya says to the French army to go home. We asked them to open their vehicles so that we have an idea of the contents, we know what is inside: suspect items.”
The First Genocide of The 20th Century – How The Germans Killed Over 100,000 Namibians
In the 19th century, Namibia, a country in Southern Africa, was populated by several ethnic groups: the San, Damara, Ovambo, Nama, and Herero. The Nama and Herero, livestock farmers, were the country’s two main tribes. During the early period of colonization, the Herero people were far more economically and socially powerful than the Germans at the time, keeping German colonization at bay.
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PLO Lumumba Among The Nominees Of The 2022 African Genius Awards
Popular, renowned and eloquent Kenyan lawyer, Pan African, human rights activist, orator, and public speaker, Patrick Loch Otieno Lumumba is among the nominees for the 2022 African Genius Awards in South Africa.
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OBITUARY – Cameroonian Journalist Alain Amobe Mevegue Is Dead
The famous cultural journalist, Cameroonian TV host, Alain Amobé Mévégué, a host on France 24 and TV5 Monde died this Wednesday, September 8, 2021.