The reason for this post is simple. Society looks up to higher education institutions to their future. Universities in particular, should, as public institutions in most cases (although there are numerous private universities and alternative providers of higher education) and…
Following my December 2019 post on London-based Nigerian radio Djs my attention turns to an overlooked force majeure – community or campus radios. Community radio stations (CRS) are by nature, resource-constrained entities, but nonetheless still trending and especially so within…
I have been doing some Nollywood reflections in some of my writings going back to 2010. Interestingly, and rather separately, I have also been intrigued by the paucity of research on African football. In this article, and prompted by recent…
Yes, everyone knows the name, but how many actually have any real ideas of its true identity? What about its roots, travel path and duration. We have all borne witness to the ebbs and flows of this pandemic, lockdowns and…
What if it was Julius? AfCFTA Deferred over Covid 19 Highlights the Achilles heel on African Integration I ask the question “what if it was Julius?” for a number of reasons. First is South African, and arguably a youth.…
