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Malawi could be an African exception on matters of election and presidential rule. The previous 10 months have been groundbreaking for Malawi. After a progression of fights against what many have seen as a defective presidential political race. On February 3 the established court annulled the results of the May 2019 vote because of “serious irregularities”. It later requested another political race to be conducted within 150 days. Peter Mutharika, the incumbent president, dismissed the ruling, considering it a “serious miscarriage of justice”. There will be a hearing about an appeal case by the Supreme Court from April 15. However,…
When one hears the words modeling, models, or fashion, one usually thinks of countries outside of the African continent. We think of states such as the United States of America, Italy, France, the United Kingdom, among many other countries. The most popular events in fashion include London Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week, New York Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, and Arab Fashion Week. Rarely do people consider fashion on the African continent. However, that is gradually changing. We are getting on the map of international fashion. The African modeling industry reached a tipping point in 2010 when South Africa and…
Vaccines play an essential role in the lives of children by helping them reduce the chances of contracting preventable diseases. Young children need special care in the early years of their lives. One of the most crucial and life-changing things they need is vaccinations. However, a report by UNICEF children fund and the World Health Organization shows that vaccinations coverage has gone down in recent years by continuing taking a downward trend. Usually, this mostly happens in impoverished and war-torn countries, where it is challenging to immunize all the children. One in ten children is not vaccinated against communicable diseases.…
To understand the new politics stance and other pro nationals of recent times, we should look to Silicon Valley and the quantified movement of the latest generation. In the high-profile case of US-based journalist Peter Wilson, 16-year-old American journalist Clifford McGraw and 20-year-old British freelance journalist Jeremy Leslie have been charged with conspiring to violate the UK Foreign Office’s anti-terror laws, a charge he denies. On Monday, UK attorney Andy McDonald revealed that he had spoken. “Few worry about catching Covid anymore, as it’s just a matter of time before they do,” says Tea, a teacher at a school for…
Losing someone important is one of the most heartbreaking moments. Often you hear people lament death robbed me of my friend, relatives, parents, etc. That affirms that indeed death exists. Recently, South Africans are in mourning following the loss of a potent jazz musician. Mr. Gwangwa, the legendary jazz musician, succumbed on 23rd January. His demise has left many in shock, family in sorrow, and the country at large in mourning. The Early Life of Mr. Gwangwa Mr. Gwangwa was born in Orlando East, Soweto, to both Mr. and Mrs. Gwangwa on 19th October 1937. He started his early life…
COVID-19 havoc is surging in ways that the UN fears for the level of humanitarian aid needed that they cannot meet. Corona Virus is in itself destroying livelihoods. From the loss of jobs, schools closing, and even causing economic constraints to different countries worldwide. As a result, poverty levels are going to hit new levels depending on one’s residence. The already poverty-stricken countries, especially in the African country, are facing it rough. Meeting basic needs is now a struggle that, if not addressed, the virus might not be the only cause of death. Instead, people might lose lives as a…
Jerry John Rawlings, famously known as JJ Rawlings, was born on June 22, 1947, in Accra to madam Victoria Agbotui and James Ramsey John. James Ramsey John is a Scottish Chemist, and Victoria Agbotui is a native of Dzelukope in the Volta Region, Ghana. JJ Rawlings is said to have died on the morning of November 12, 2020, in Accra. Education, Military Career and the 1979 Coup and Purge Rawlings was educated at the military academy at Teshie and Achimota College. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Ghanian Air Force in 1969. He became a flight lieutenant…
The Novel Coronavirus The disease COVID19 originated from China, Wuhan on December 31st the year 2019. SARS-CoV2 is a virus that causes the disease. COVID19 has affected 75 countries so far. It has costed many countries in terms of financial and social aspects as they try to contain the Novel coronavirus. However, in the continent of Antarctica, the virus has not affected the region. The death rate is considered high especially in Hubei province at 2.9% whereas other provinces are at 0.4%. Symptoms And Medical Views On The Disease According to Lipsitch, a Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health…
Humans can adapt to changes that could be either Positive or Negative. Charcoal is produced by a process called charcoal burning. It is done by slow pyrolysis through the heating of wood or other organic materials in the absence of oxygen. And it is used for Varies activities, especially cooking, although it may be used to treat poisoning, reduce gas and promote kidney function. Trees are cut to produce Charcoal, which has become an essential commodity in Zimbabwe, and its demand has increased. Zibanwians had to look for cooking alternatives due to the inconsistent power supply. The price of gas…
In South Africa, dozens of “concerned men” are cracking down on looters. Vosloorus, in Ekurhuleni, southeast of Johannesburg, was a tumultuous sight on Wednesday. South Africa’s unrest continues, with residents looting stores, destroying property, and littering the streets. Officials from the security services had a difficult time restoring order. To disperse the crowd, they fired shots. However, it was unclear whether there were any casualties or injuries at the time of reporting this story. “This is what it looks like down here: a highway of carnage, a Gulf War. If you continue on down the road. They’ve…
