Maina wa Njuguna Africa continues to grapple with governance challenges part of which is corruption. Corruption in African governments undermine development and public trust. These include: Africa’s future is now, and only when justice prevails will it be a clear signal to those that hold public offices, that the price of corruption is too high, […]
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Access Mambo’s exclusive content on Patreon. Expect much more this coming March and after – original content you can be proud of, from #Africa, to the #Americas, from the #Caribbean to #Europe & beyond – MAMBO is “restructuring mindsets, changing narratives” – link to the video 📹 below. Lede: https://www.patreon.com/posts/150766751?utm_campaign=postshare_fan&utm_content=android_share Fisherman John Alade has continued […]
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Maina wa Njuguna Earlier this week, a federal judge U.S. District Court Judge Ana Reyes of the District of Columbia temporarily blocked the Trump Administration’s move to terminate TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE STATUS (TPS) for HAITIANS, maintaining lawful status and work permits for roughly 350,000 beneficiaries. Five Haitian TPS holders filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration […]
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Maina wa Njuguna President Donald Trump has often boasted of his the deal making expertise. Well, the GREENLAND SAGA will be the ultimate proof in the pudding of his PROWESS, and the whole world is watching closely. This is Trump’s, and by extension the U.S. last shot at acquiring last northern frontier island. Will president […]
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Maina wa Njuguna There’s some silent gleeful undertones of favorability among many Americans I bet as US president Trump moves to make good on his long held quest to make GREENLAND part of the United States of America (USA). Denmark gained the largest island as a colony in 1721. Greenland is no longer a Danish […]
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The spat between Kenya and Uganda continues to reverberate days after Uganda President Yoweri Museveni threatened Kenya of future wars over uninhibited access to the Indian Ocean. Kenyan elder, and former aid to the late President Moi, Mr. Lee Njiru sat down for an extensive interview about this issue. Key takeaways – OTHER SIMILAR REPORTS […]
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Wayne Lumbasi For many African and Caribbean nations, the weight of foreign debt has become a defining challenge of the twenty first century. Despite vast natural resources, cultural wealth, and human potential, these regions continue to struggle under the pressure of loans owed to international lenders such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World […]
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Wayne Lumbasi Madagascar has plunged into a new era of uncertainty after the military announced it had taken control of the government, following the impeachment of President Andry Rajoelina amid weeks of protests and political turmoil. The declaration marks a dramatic turning point in one of Africa’s most volatile democracies and comes just days after […]
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Maina wa Njuguna How is Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader mission to deport up to 10,000 Haitians per week going? Scores of alleged stories of Haitian refugees being grabbed while asleep by security officers echo widely. A report by the UN migration agency (IOM) have seen an increase in the deportation of women, including those […]
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Maina wa Njuguna LEDE: When South African President Cyril Ramaphosa speaks at a world stage such as the United Nations General Assembly in New York City (NYC), he undoubtedly speaks not just for South Africa, but for the African continent. I am writing this not only because of his statesmanship, but also because of his […]
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