Taxes and Insecurity: A Collective Slap on Our Faces
Since ancient times, the collection of taxes and fees has been a fundamental way for countries to generate public revenues that make it possible to fi
Saturday Column
Saturday Column
Singing For Food
“Allah ro….” “Ko mai sanyi nai” “Ko gaya ba miya…” “In da rabo….” It’s a quiet night. The type of eerie silent Harmattan evening and my gate has since
The 2am Club
These are dark times we live in, literally and figuratively. The collapse of the National Grid for the past few weeks, accompanied by the exponential
Much ado about maternity leave
Earlier this week on Twittersphere, news broke out about the sudden death of a three-month-old baby at a creche (day care facility). The mother was sa
Now That the Queues Are Back
Last week Sunday, my husband and I decided to brave the queue at the filling station. Armed with our bottles of water, me with my novel, him with his