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Trailblazer Colin Kaepernick to receive Harvard University’s W.E.B. Du Bois Medal September 21, 2018
Athlete and activist Colin Kaepernick will receive the W.E.B. Du Bois Medal at the sixth annual Harvard University’s Hutchins Center Honors presented for contributions to African and African-American history and culture. Kaepernick and comedian Dave Chappelle are among the eight Du Bois Medalists. The post Trailblazer Colin Kaepernick to receive Harvard Univ […]
Kylie Kiunguyu
African leaders have signed our mining wealth away September 21, 2018
In most instances, Africa’s mineral wealth has been signed away to other countries by leaders who have signed terrible deals that enrich only themselves and not their country. However, the continent has some of the world's biggest mineral reserves, and has a chance to be a major player in the value chains, but the risk of being exploited by industrialis […]
Socrates Mbamalu
Igniting public space at the Chale Wote street art festival in Accra September 21, 2018
Walking is crucial during the Chale Wote festival as most activities happen on the street. The post Igniting public space at the Chale Wote street art festival in Accra appeared first on This Is Africa.
The Conversation
Hook up Etiquette: The dos and don’ts of one-night stands September 21, 2018
Hook-up culture, whether we acknowledge it or not, is prevalent. People are having casual sex all the time, yet there seems to be a lack of common understanding on the rules of engagement. With the help of a group of 30 somethings, we established a few universal dos and don’ts. The post Hook up Etiquette: The dos and don’ts of one-night stands appeared first […]
Kylie Kiunguyu
Marijuana use in South Africa: what next after landmark court ruling? September 21, 2018
The legalisation of the private use of cannabis in South Africa is a victory for human rights. But, much more work needs to be done to make it practical. The post Marijuana use in South Africa: what next after landmark court ruling? appeared first on This Is Africa.
The Conversation
Project Pink Blue leads the fight against prostate cancer in Nigeria September 21, 2018
The NGO Project Pink Blue is creating massive awareness and offering free counselling and tests to men in Nigeria as it mobilises resources for the treatment of prostate cancer. The post Project Pink Blue leads the fight against prostate cancer in Nigeria appeared first on This Is Africa.
Patrick Egwu
How Social Media has amplified voices of Nigerians seeking justice September 20, 2018
Social media has become an essential tool to amplify voices of the citizens and organisations campaigning for legal and social justice across the continent. The post How Social Media has amplified voices of Nigerians seeking justice appeared first on This Is Africa.
Socrates Mbamalu
Meet Nigeria’s Silas Adekunle, one of the world’s highest paid robotics engineer September 20, 2018
Robotics entrepreneur Silas Adekunle features on Forbes magazine’s latest “30 Under 30” list for European Technology for creating the world’s first gaming robot. He is the founder and CEO of Reach Robotics, a company that fuses gaming, robotics and augmented reality. The post Meet Nigeria’s Silas Adekunle, one of the world’s highest paid robotics engineer ap […]
Kylie Kiunguyu
Rwandan opposition figure Victoire Ingabire pardoned after six-year jail term September 20, 2018
President Paul Kagame has pardoned prominent opposition figure Victoire Ingabire. It is a move that the Rwandan government claims has no political implications despite Ingabire serving six of a 15-year sentence for conspiring to undermine the government and minimise the 1994 genocide. The post Rwandan opposition figure Victoire Ingabire pardoned after six-ye […]
Kylie Kiunguyu
Meet Senate Masupha, the woman challenging Lesotho’s sexist chieftain laws September 19, 2018
Laws that prohibit women from inheriting the role of chief have been invalidated in South Africa and Namibia, but not in Lesotho. Senate Masupha is fighting for her right to wield the title hitherto held only by men. The post Meet Senate Masupha, the woman challenging Lesotho’s sexist chieftain laws appeared first on This Is Africa.
Kylie Kiunguyu