Ghana bans foreigners from trading in its gold market to boost revenue
Foreigners are however allowed to buy gold directly from GoldBod, a new state regulator.
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Nigerians fear savings lost as investment app freezes them out
People share videos of themselves crying, saying that they cannot withdraw their money on CBEX.
JUSTICE: The Sacred Equilibrium and the Price of Betrayal
I. Justice: Not Fairness, But Moral Gravity Justice is not a bureaucratic ideal or a neutral balancing act—it is moral gravity. It is the centripetal force that holds a society from spinning into moral oblivion. Unlike transient laws or transient leaders, justice endures because it is not designed by power—it is designed by truth. To … Read more
JUSTICE: The Architecture of Moral Reality
I. Why Justice Is a Virtue Justice is a virtue because it is the custodian of harmony—the principle that ensures that no part of the whole is neglected, exploited, or erased. It is the virtue that presupposes an understanding that each human being possesses an intrinsic worth that must not be violated. But unlike other … Read more
Sudan’s years of war – BBC smuggles in phones to reveal hunger and fear
Rare accounts of life in el-Fasher – the last major city in Darfur controlled by the Sudanese army.
Hundreds may have been killed in recent Darfur attacks, says UN
The UN cites “credible sources” for the estimated death toll of recent attacks on refugee camps in Darfur.
Deborah Fiase: The Nigerian Changemaker Empowering Youth Through IT and Empathy
In the vibrant, bustling streets of Nigeria, where the dreams of young people often collide with the harsh realities of marginalization, a 28-year-old visionary named Deborah Fiase is rewriting the future for African youth. Through her groundbreaking initiative, VisionaryVanguardInitiative, Deborah is equipping marginalized youth with IT skills, empowering boys in remand homes, and proving that … Read more