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Tight Race: Letter from abroad to Michelle Obama

Dear former First Lady, You asked the question that millions outside the US have been asking for weeks if not months: Why can’t America see former President Donald Trump for who he is – a congenital liar, a narcissist, a fascist, and a demagogue? At a campaign rally in Michigan on October 26, you criticised…

Southeast Asia’s second largest economy confident to reach 36 million tourist number target

Thailand, Southeast Asia's second largest economy, is confident that the target of 36.7 million visitors for this year will be met, with an additional 10.7 million foreign tourists expected in the fourth quarter, or averaging 3.6 million per month. Southeast Asia's second largest economy confident to reach 36 million tourist number target. Tourists take photos…

Canada no longer ranked the safest country in the world to travel to in 2025

Ranked number one on the list of the safest countries in the world last year, Canada has fallen down in the rankings in 2025. The new global safety report is from Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection, who surveyed U.S. travellers that have visited various countries within the past five years, asking them to rate safety aspects…

Africans and their Cuban cousins: A debt of gratitude, By Owei Lakemfa

In 1991, Nelson Mandela travelled to Cuba to thank Fidel Castro and the Cuban people for fighting Apartheid and colonialism in Africa. He said: “The decisive defeat of the aggressive apartheid forces (in Angola) destroyed the myth of the invincibility of the White oppressor.”… The Cuban intervention, which directly led to the independence of Namibia…

Incompetent Representation: Comparing the Legal Profession’s Response in Canada and Nigeria, By Johnson Babalola

Competence is a fundamental expectation when clients retain lawyers to represent them in legal matters. Whether a case involves life-altering issues, such as asylum claims, serious criminal cases, divorces, or high-stakes business deals, lawyers are entrusted with the duty to provide diligent, informed, and competent representation. However, incompetent representation has become a significant concern in…

Meet the Harvard Student Who Will Become the Future Queen of Belgium

The halls of Harvard University have seen plenty of prominent students, but one particular Harvard woman is poised to make history as the first female monarch of Belgium. Princess Elisabeth—who turned 23 on Friday, Oct. 25—started a two-year master's program in public policy in September, and although she's not particularly well-known in the United States,…

Top 5 most visited countries in Africa

Africa, the second-largest continent, is a land rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. From ancient sites to stunning landscapes, it attracts millions of tourists each year. However, many still see Africa as one country rather than the 54 unique nations it holds. Tourism in Africa keeps growing, drawing travellers from around the world. From…

The Real Path To Financial Success: What It Takes Beyond The Basics

When we think of financial success, images of luxury lifestyles or high-profile entrepreneurs often come to mind. But real, sustainable financial success doesn’t happen overnight, and it doesn’t solely rely on flashy strategies or quick wins. Instead, it requires a thoughtful approach, long-term planning, and, most importantly, a commitment to making smart financial choices consistently…

Tunji Alausa and Nigeria’s Grand Education Strategy, By Dakuku Peterside

The challenges in Nigeria's educational sector are complex and pressing, encompassing poor quality, inadequate funding, limited access, and an outdated curriculum. The World Bank reports that Nigeria's education sector is severely underfunded, with only about 7% of the federal budget allocated to education in 2024, well below the UNESCO-recommended 15-20% needed to make a meaningful…

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Tight Race: Letter from abroad to Michelle Obama

Dear former First Lady, You asked the question that millions outside the US have been asking for weeks if not months: Why can’t America see former President Donald Trump for who he is – a congenital liar, a narcissist, a fascist, and a demagogue? At a campaign rally in Michigan on October 26, you criticised…

Southeast Asia’s second largest economy confident to reach 36 million tourist number target

Thailand, Southeast Asia's second largest economy, is confident that the target of 36.7 million visitors for this year will be met, with an additional 10.7 million foreign tourists expected in the fourth quarter, or averaging 3.6 million per month. Southeast Asia's second largest economy confident to reach 36 million tourist number target. Tourists take photos…

Canada no longer ranked the safest country in the world to travel to in 2025

Ranked number one on the list of the safest countries in the world last year, Canada has fallen down in the rankings in 2025. The new global safety report is from Berkshire Hathaway Travel Protection, who surveyed U.S. travellers that have visited various countries within the past five years, asking them to rate safety aspects…

Africans and their Cuban cousins: A debt of gratitude, By Owei Lakemfa

In 1991, Nelson Mandela travelled to Cuba to thank Fidel Castro and the Cuban people for fighting Apartheid and colonialism in Africa. He said: “The decisive defeat of the aggressive apartheid forces (in Angola) destroyed the myth of the invincibility of the White oppressor.”… The Cuban intervention, which directly led to the independence of Namibia…

Incompetent Representation: Comparing the Legal Profession’s Response in Canada and Nigeria, By Johnson Babalola

Competence is a fundamental expectation when clients retain lawyers to represent them in legal matters. Whether a case involves life-altering issues, such as asylum claims, serious criminal cases, divorces, or high-stakes business deals, lawyers are entrusted with the duty to provide diligent, informed, and competent representation. However, incompetent representation has become a significant concern in…

Meet the Harvard Student Who Will Become the Future Queen of Belgium

The halls of Harvard University have seen plenty of prominent students, but one particular Harvard woman is poised to make history as the first female monarch of Belgium. Princess Elisabeth—who turned 23 on Friday, Oct. 25—started a two-year master's program in public policy in September, and although she's not particularly well-known in the United States,…

Top 5 most visited countries in Africa

Africa, the second-largest continent, is a land rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. From ancient sites to stunning landscapes, it attracts millions of tourists each year. However, many still see Africa as one country rather than the 54 unique nations it holds. Tourism in Africa keeps growing, drawing travellers from around the world. From…

The Real Path To Financial Success: What It Takes Beyond The Basics

When we think of financial success, images of luxury lifestyles or high-profile entrepreneurs often come to mind. But real, sustainable financial success doesn’t happen overnight, and it doesn’t solely rely on flashy strategies or quick wins. Instead, it requires a thoughtful approach, long-term planning, and, most importantly, a commitment to making smart financial choices consistently…

Tunji Alausa and Nigeria’s Grand Education Strategy, By Dakuku Peterside

The challenges in Nigeria's educational sector are complex and pressing, encompassing poor quality, inadequate funding, limited access, and an outdated curriculum. The World Bank reports that Nigeria's education sector is severely underfunded, with only about 7% of the federal budget allocated to education in 2024, well below the UNESCO-recommended 15-20% needed to make a meaningful…

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