By Leo Igwe My main task in this piece is to answer the question: Why is it difficult and sometimes dangerous to be an atheist in Africa? In answering this question, I outline the risks and difficulties that non theists face and how they play out in everyday life. I[Read More…]
Opinion
New York Letter With Alagi Yorro Jallow: Blame Africa’s Challenges On Bad Leadership
Scholars have debated the question of the state and governance in Africa without breaking any new ground. The post-colonial African leaders for over fifty years have grossly failed in changing the character of the colonial state as a “coercive force” into authority and domination. Critical perspectives have rightly argued to[Read More…]
Building The New Gambia With Madi Jobarteh: Barrow Must Appoint A Minister Of Defense
According to the Gambia Constitution the President cannot serve as a Minister. Section 71 addresses the issue of Ministers. Subsection 1 says there shall be such number of ministers as decided by the President. This means the President is not part of these Ministers. Subsection 3 says it is the[Read More…]

