COLUMNIST: FEMI AKOMOLAFE

There is something almost comically farcical about Nigeria rsquo;s approaching election in the state of Osun. Comical ...

ldquo;Each generation must, out of relative obscurity, discover its mission, fulfill it, or betray it. rdquo; n ...

I was ushered into Ghana rsquo;s seat of government, the Flagstaff House, after passing through three serious checkpoint ...

The headquarters of the Institute for Sustainable Dependency stood majestically on a hill near Accra, overlooking the ve ...

As Africans, what does it mean for one man, however brilliant and innovative, to hold a trillion dollars while millions ...

That was when the national grid collapsed completely, comprehensively, leaving flummoxed citizens scratching their heads ...

Today, we will leave geopolitics and Pan-Africanism aside and pick up the thread of the series: The Heroes That Molded M ...

South African President Ramaphosa is currently engulfed in a financial scandal. His was a money matter; his predecessor, ...

And they don't only hurt us physically And they don't only hurt us politically But they hurt us mentally That is why ...

One of the enduring tragedies of post-colonial Africa is not merely that we rejected colonial rule, which was both inevi ...

As a Pan-Africanist, one of the things I found most bewildering, bordering on outright disgust, is why, after sixty long ...

Africa has been told so many colossal lies, but some grand civilizational falsehoods have become so deeply embedded in t ...

If international relations were a stage upon which nations performed geopolitical dance, Nigeria, under the Tinubu gover ...

Femi rsquo;s Principle: When praise is deserved, give it without grudging, but never sheath the sword of truth. One o ...

One of my intellectual mentors, Dr. John Henrik Clarke, told us: ldquo;History is not everything, but it is a compas ...

As the Russian Foreign Minister, Sergei Lavrov, makes his triumphant tour of our continent, inking pacts to illuminate t ...