Botswana: Africa’s Success Story?
The most impressive person I met in Botswana barely said a word. She was an older woman, small in stature. We were sitting next to each other at a table […]
Tag Archives: Corruption
Conquering Witches, Corruption And Armed Robbers
My brother propped his coarse-haired arms on the seat’s leather armrest and shook his head. “I don’t think you should go, Chika. But no one listens to me,” he said. […]
Botswana Does It Again
Botswana remains the least corrupt African nation, according to Transparency International’s (TI) latest Corruption Perception Index. The diamond-producing republic came in at 30 out of the 176 countries and territories […]
Somali Journalists Are Dying From Corruption As Much As Conflict
Yesterday, my dear friend and mentor alerted me to this article after listening to an interview on National Public Radio. Award-winning Somali journalist and filmmaker Jamal Osman talked with host […]
Afrocentric Confessions 