Carbon Credits: A Solution or Another Corporate Profit Scheme?
Carbon credits were supposed to offer incentives to reduce carbon dioxide emissions and encourage trade-offs between conversationalists and their…
Masturbation, Homosexuality, and Hormones: What’s the Connection?
I once watched a video of a priest investigating the causes of homosexuality, and he linked childhood masturbation as…
China’s Big Bet on Africa: Strategic Partnerships or Debt Trap?
China relationship with Africa remains bullish despite tension caused by unpaid debt, burgeoning g trade deficit and declining China…
The Rise of Worldcoin: Should We Worry About the Colonization of Human Biometric Data?
Many are unfamiliar with the US digital company Worldcoin, which harbours far-reaching global digital ambitions. Worldcoin says it has…
The Downfall of a Ruling Party? How Political Violence Reflects a Failing Regime
In Swahili we have a saying: “Mfa maji haachi kutapatapa”. The current rise of political kidnappings is a sure…
Telegram CEO’s Arrest in Paris Sparks Debate on Freedom of Speech and Western Censorship
The arrest of Telegram owner Pavel Durov in Paris for dubious allegations that his media empire is aiding criminality…
Chadema at a Crossroads: Mbowe’s Controversial Views Risk the Party’s Future
Freeman Aikael Mbowe, the chairman of Chadema, expressed controversial opinions about the presidency and his tribe’s persecution. While he…
Legal Battle Over Mengi’s Billion-Dollar Empire Offers Lessons in Marriage & Financial Well-Being
The demise of the business mogul, Dr. Reginald Abraham Mengi, has torn his family into shards, leaving his immediate…
Think Twice Before You Click: How ‘Pig Butchering’ Lures Victims into a Trap
Modern slavery is here, and many are not aware of it. It comes subtly promising a better tomorrow, but…
President Ruto Invites the Opposition into His Cabinet: What’s the Real Deal Behind the Curtain?
President William Samuoi Ruto of Kenya had toyed with the idea of forming a national unity government, breaking away…
