University students have most of the times been portrayed as unruly and living in utopia. The Moi Un...
28th June 2005We should stop demanding to be invited to forums dealing with Africa instead we should create our ow...
5th July 2005National debt is a weapon of mass destruction and if its original intent was not for the common good...
12th July 2005Africa should beware of being used as a cash crop in the hands of foreign powers but instead be the...
19th July 2005Africa must increase ownership of the flower production process, which is currently dominated by for...
19th July 2005Agriculture in Kenya is predominantly carried out by low resource farmers. By increasing commercial...
26th July 2005The problem of food security in Africa still remains a big problem. There is need to support commerc...
26th July 2005The current approach to developing innovative institutions in the low income countries depends too h...
2nd August 2005Adequate and quality infrastructure is essential for helping to promote trade and development in Afr...
2nd August 2005So what is the point huffing and puffing and screaming hysterically that “The West did this and that...
9th August 2005Thanks to poverty eradication strategies that use a lot of data, which are data intensive. There is...
23rd August 2005One major economic fact of life has not been learned yet. State-run or owned enterprises are counter...
30th November -0001Lack of security in most parts of Africa has not only left people scared but also affected both phys...
30th November -0001Why should Nigeria be granted debt relief and not Malawi or Zambia. Or Botswana, which managed its e...
30th November -0001It is high time we did something other than build pseudo legacies by attacking the very people who t...
13th September 2005Blacks will never be represented in proportion to their numbers. Even in the USA, Asians have a hard...
27th September 2005Why is it that majority of successes to tell in Africa are only those by expatriates, mostly from th...
4th October 2005If anyone wonders why economic success, wealth, higher living standards, and African owned mega-corp...
4th October 2005Necessity is the mother of invention, thus Africa should borrow a leaf from Japan. The Japanese pro...
4th October 2005Africa ought to mark the World Food Day with a new theme: let business fight poverty! To export the...
11th October 2005Our study of history has taught us that we were yesterday\'s people, and by our shear numbers we wil...
18th October 2005Blaming poverty and low levels of development on population increase is a makeshift solution, which...
11th October 2005African countries and their partners must have a long-run vision that sees investments in the rural...
11th October 2005The basis for Kenya’s sustained success is a combination of factors: an educated workforce, liberali...
11th October 2005Africans must be educated to know, down to the marrow of their bones, that they must be the owners o...
18th October 2005For an African centered education to be meaningful it needs to be focused on development. If an Afri...
18th October 2005The only legitimate help that the West can offer Africa is to stop making disabling policies that ha...
25th October 2005About 50 persons, both young and old, have walked long distances, braving the scorching sun to beg f...
1st November 2005To understand how our political structures have impinged upon our traditional institutions in Ghana...
8th November 2005Africa ought to draw a different development model from developed nations. Move away from the old mo...
8th November 2005