Arts & Culture

10 Reasons Why African Men DON’T ROCK!

By Mubita C. Nawa

Courtesy of: http://www.jamiiforums.com

This article is not an indictment against all Africans. Africa has produced some fine men and great scholars and parents who have contributed to the well being of society. These men have liberated Africa from its historic shackles; they have fought imperial powers that colonized not only the continent, but the African mind. To these men and women we say thank you.

We still have a long way to go. Our actions and interventions now will ensure that we liberate the next generation.

10 Reasons Why African Men DON’T ROCK!

By Mubita C. Nawa

Courtesy of: http://www.jamiiforums.com

This article is not an indictment against all Africans. Africa has produced some fine men and great scholars and parents who have contributed to the well being of society. These men have liberated Africa from its historic shackles; they have fought imperial powers that colonized not only the continent, but the African mind. To these men and women we say thank you.

We still have a long way to go. Our actions and interventions now will ensure that we liberate the next generation.

10 Reasons Why African Men DON’T ROCK!

By Mubita C. Nawa

Courtesy of: http://www.jamiiforums.com

This article is not an indictment against all Africans. Africa has produced some fine men and great scholars and parents who have contributed to the well being of society. These men have liberated Africa from its historic shackles; they have fought imperial powers that colonized not only the continent, but the African mind. To these men and women we say thank you.

We still have a long way to go. Our actions and interventions now will ensure that we liberate the next generation.

10 Reasons Why African Men DON’T ROCK!

By Mubita C. Nawa

Courtesy of: http://www.jamiiforums.com

This article is not an indictment against all Africans. Africa has produced some fine men and great scholars and parents who have contributed to the well being of society. These men have liberated Africa from its historic shackles; they have fought imperial powers that colonized not only the continent, but the African mind. To these men and women we say thank you.

We still have a long way to go. Our actions and interventions now will ensure that we liberate the next generation.

Rape : African Governments must Progressively and Aggressively Confront Pandemonium

 

The euphoria surrounding rape in Africa continues to be one of the most contentious issues facing governments around the continent. With the transformation of the continent along political, economical and social lines, the raping of women and girls brought to light the troubling reality for governments of both conflict and non-conflict-ridden societies. Rape has become so prevalent that a concerted global call for action has taken a forefront of international and African affairs.

Rape : African Governments must Progressively and Aggressively Confront Pandemonium

 

The euphoria surrounding rape in Africa continues to be one of the most contentious issues facing governments around the continent. With the transformation of the continent along political, economical and social lines, the raping of women and girls brought to light the troubling reality for governments of both conflict and non-conflict-ridden societies. Rape has become so prevalent that a concerted global call for action has taken a forefront of international and African affairs.

Rape : African Governments must Progressively and Aggressively Confront Pandemonium

 

The euphoria surrounding rape in Africa continues to be one of the most contentious issues facing governments around the continent. With the transformation of the continent along political, economical and social lines, the raping of women and girls brought to light the troubling reality for governments of both conflict and non-conflict-ridden societies. Rape has become so prevalent that a concerted global call for action has taken a forefront of international and African affairs.

Re: A Coalition for 2006 Revisited

 

Re: A Coalition for 2006

As 2005 dawns, the urgency of the electoral project to remove The Gambia's tyrannical man of letters, Dr Alhaji Yahya A J J Jammeh and his brutal APRC dictatorship from power cannot be overemphasised.
Chosen, or de facto, you are the acknowledged leaders of your parties. You are the principals to the ongoing negotiations on the potential coalition to fight the crucial 2006 presidential election. You are the undisputed custodians of a nation's hopes.

Long Live Jacob Zuma. God Bless Polygamy!

Bubacarr A. Sankanu

By Bubacarr A Sankanu, Cologne, Germany
Introduction

 

I am a bit embarrassed that no man, Gambian, African or otherwise, joined the battle of the sexes going on at Maafanta.com over polygamy.
 
Perhaps the chauvinists brushed it off as just another feminist gossip. Others might have chosen to ignore it considering that fracas over the Gambia Press Union in Obamastan (USA).