It is inhumane and unAfrican. People must interrogate themselves and their reasons for being cruel to the gay community
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When queer Nigerians fear for safety and the ultimate loss of lives, social media, and Twitter especially, has been a reliable tool to draw attention to the very real issues they are faced with
African countries are missing an opportunity to work closer together to boost trade and infrastructure
For trans and non-binary Africans like Matthew Blaise, sexual identification and acknowledgment is a daily struggle
The oral tradition, which has numerous functions in society, needs to be preserved for future generations
The use of biotechnology for human disease control may be an innovative idea but it takes more than that to solve public health problems
By Philemon Doro Adjekuko It has been about a year now since Nigeria recorded any case of polio. For over 17 years, the disease was…
The average gay African is no stranger to torture, rape, prison or terror. Thirty-eight countries in Africa now oppress LGBT individuals in one way or…
By Gbenga Sesan On Saturday, 6 April 2013, at a leadership workshop organised for young and emerging leaders in Ekiti State, south west Nigeria, I…
It’s easy to satirise the kind of journalism that led to the now famous October 20 “Cry, the beloved country” cover story of the Economist…