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The use of child soldiers is nothing new in Western societies
EPA photo By Rupen Savoulian While we condemn
Literary prizes and the future of literature in Nigeria
Emma Shercliff photo By Ogunniyi Abayomi Joy and
Nigerian Senator’s Book Launch or an Orchestra of Corruption?
Olatunji Obasa By Awesu Olaniyi Williams Barely 48
Nigeria’s formal informal sector must change gear and reverse
By Prince Charles Dickson With the Joint Admission Matriculation
A misconstrued status of health and the dicey affairs of political society
AP photo By Ogunniyi Abayomi ‘Skeptical’, ‘prune’ and
Iya Wusa Syndrome: Hippie Nigerian Generational Shift
Reuters photo By Awesu Olaniyi Williams “I don’t know
Why Africans should support justice in DRC by acknowledging the Congolese genocide
AFP photo By Benedicte Kumbi Last year friends such
Sham nominations in Kenya have yielded many bogus ‘winners’
Reuters photo By Joe Khamisi If what happened in
Thousands trapped by fighting in South Sudan as aid agencies pull out
Siegfried Modola/Reuters By Katy Migiro Tens of thousands of
Responsible Fathers, Airports, and the Orphaned Roads of Nigeria
Reuters photo By Prince Charles Dickson In the country
Kenya opposition supporters wait for the white smoke as lawlessness spreads
Tyler Hicks By Joe Khamisi Anyone following the political
At least 82 aid workers killed in South Sudan since December 2013
By Peter Louis Eugene Owusu, Deputy Special Representative of the
Child victims of peacekeeper sex abuse say UN never helped them
Sylvain Leichti/UN By Code Blue Shocking new revelations about
University researcher jailed for calling Ugandan President ‘a pair of buttocks’
AFP photo By Gloria Nakiyimba Makerere University researcher and
Nigeria: Recession, Confusion and Depression
Akintunde Akinleye/Reuters By Prince Charles Dickson I will start
Kalonzo Musyoka’s Presidential goal is untenable
By Joe Khamisi As was widely expected, Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka,
Torture of Channel 4 journalists in Sudan highlights need to investigate Darfur chemical attacks
Phil Cox/NVF By Amnesty International The torture of two
DRC President Kabila remains as negotiations continue
AP photo By Sylvain Muyali Congolese President Joseph Kabila is
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