February 2020

Dear Araba, I am happy to know that you and your husband have resolved your issues. Seriously, you guys are my example of relationship goals. Do not let something as trivial as where to spend the holidays become a complication in your…
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Cathedrals are the most beautiful buildings in the world (if you don't believe me just Google the Cathedral of Milan, or the Washington National Cathedral). Some of the oldest man-made structures still standing on this planet are…
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After a new year’s resolution to get in shape, how would it feel to get injured on the first day of training? When you get an injury and you have to sit on the bench to watch games, that kills you on the inside. One of the building…
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Spouses Day will be celebrated on 26 January, and this year it’s time to pull out all the stops to understand your partner’s love language! It doesn’t always take saying “I love you” to let your partner know how you feel. How you…
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Despite being perceived to be one of Africa’s less corrupt nations, Ghana faces an uphill battle in the fight against graft. The country loses about $3 billion to corruption each year, while both its main political parties – the ruling New…
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“Is this metallic green shelter a kennel, pen, kraal or a sty, please?” “No madam, it is a rubbish house,” he replied. “In Japan, animals live in the same home as their owners and should there be a make-shift shelter for the pet, it…
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Taking a cue from Article 45 of the 1992 Constitution, these heads of our national electoral body, become so pompous and intransigent the only time they know 'stop?' is when a Court of Law has ruled against them. It happened during Dr…
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South Africa's embattled former President Jacob Zuma has found himself at the centre of fresh controversy after tweeting a photo of himself taking aim with a rifle. Its meaning was unambiguous, and provocative. A day after he had…
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Post-mortem results show that six of the 14 schoolchildren who died in a stampede in western Kenya had suffocated. Pathologist Dickson Mchana says his team is still investigating the cause of death for the other eight children who died…
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Complicated immigration rules make it more likely that mistakes are made leading to refusals. Migrants then end up paying even more money in Government fees by applying again. This puts off people coming to the UK and indirectly reduces…
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