Connecting Africa’s Innovators and Leaders
We live in a world full of conflicts, both personal and collective. These conflicts arise in many forms—from disagreements with a colleague to painful memories of the past or long-standing family disputes. Often, we carry the weight of resentment and hurt, feeling justified because, after all, we believe we’ve been wronged. But what if this … Read more
In a world saturated with violence and constant conflict, defenselessness might appear to be a stance of helplessness, surrender, or even weakness. Our natural instincts push us toward self-preservation, to defend ourselves from any perceived threat. Yet throughout history, there have been individuals and groups who embraced defenselessness as a conscious moral choice. These figures … Read more
Tribalism, often understood as the allegiance to one’s ethnic group or tribe, has been a fundamental part of human social organisation throughout history. It signifies a strong sense of identity and belonging to a particular group, often distinguished by shared language, culture, and customs. Tribalism offers communities a framework for unity, fostering social cohesion, mutual … Read more
Introduction: In an age where scientific discoveries have revolutionised our understanding of the world, the persistence of racism stands as a stark contradiction. Racism thrives on the idea of inherent differences between human groups, a belief rooted in ignorance and fueled by those seeking to maintain power. But beneath the skin-deep variations that society magnifies, … Read more
The sun may have set on the age of empire, but the shadows of colonialism continue to loom large over Africa, particularly in its educational systems. These systems, originally designed to serve colonial interests, have persisted in many African nations, promoting rote memorization, foreign ideals, and the adoption of Western culture. Though these systems have … Read more
Imagine a classroom where children are taught to think, solve, and create in their native languages—where the young minds of Africa are no longer bound by the mental shackles of colonial languages, but instead, flourish in the richness of their own cultures. The time has come for Africa to reclaim its educational narrative by investing … Read more
The sun rose over Ghana on March 6, 1957, heralding a new dawn as the nation became the first in sub-Saharan Africa to break free from the shackles of colonial rule. The hope was palpable, and the aspirations for a future where Ghanaians could reclaim their identity, culture, and autonomy were high. But as the … Read more