RE: PLIGHT OF DIVORCED MUSLIM WOMEN (IV)
Finally, the last in the series of the travails of Divorced Muslim Women. We talked here mostly about educated women – only Allah knows what&rsq
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Good Leadership: What we lack and what we need
Yesterday, the Savannah Centre held a policy dialogue on leadership, governance and security challenges facing the country. As usual, it was a very hi
South Africa: Xenophobia or ‘Afro-Asiaphobia’?
The recent upsurge in anti-immigrant attacks in South Africa has renewed concerns about the episodic wave of what some people call xenophobic attacks
Between two enlightened interests
Some years ago, I asked somebody who should know, why Nigeria could not lower it’s import duty to attract importers who chose to patronize the p
The event I missed
The ink had hardly dried from my pen before I turned in my article last week when I leant that a day of remembrance for the late Isa Wali was to hold