CDC Says No Money For Bi-Elections
It looks like President George Mannah Oppong Weah of the Republic of Liberia is taking the “no money” idea out of the political playbook of […]
Articles by Karyokie Peeco Conway
US attempts to bully China are doomed to failure: China Daily editorial
It would be wrong for Washington to consider China’s tolerance of its provocations as a sign of weakness. This would be dangerous. Washington should know […]
As Justice Dept. inspector general moves from Clinton email to Russia and Trump, he risks becoming a political weapon
Inspector General Michael E. Horowitz recently summoned an FBI agent important to the probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election for an interview. His […]
US military continues to support African nation’s military despite US accusations of targeted killings
The US military is continuing to provide assistance to military forces from the African nation of Cameroon despite the US ambassador to that country recently […]
Israel and Gaza trade heaviest fire since 2014 war
Israel’s army and militants in Gaza have engaged in their heaviest attacks since the 2014 war in an escalation of violence that followed weeks of […]
Survivors of Yahya Jammeh’s bogus Aids cure sue former Gambian leader
The Gambia’s former president, Yahya Jammeh, has been summoned to court for the first time since he was forced out of office more than a […]
The Guardian view on HIV in the US: an invisible epidemic
For many young gay men in the US and the UK, the Aids epidemic that cut short so many lives in the 1980s is history […]
Browsing porn in incognito mode isn’t nearly as private as you think
Ctrl-shift-N: the wondrous keyboard shortcut to start an incognito tab in Google Chrome. You hesitantly type in your odious search, and find the porn site […]
Tax evasion isn’t just for the west: it conspires to keep Africa poor too
There is a comforting mainstream narrative which tells us that African nations, like the rest of the developing world, are doing just fine. Look past […]
‘This is a genocide’: villages burn as war rages in blood-soaked Cameroon
An hour and a half’s drive from Bamenda, in Cameroon’s north-west, is Belo, a village largely abandoned except for a military checkpoint manned by drunken […]