From Nutrition To National Security: A GovernanceWednesday, July 8, 2026
Most subscribers to newsletters know the routine. The latest edition arrives in your inbox. You glance at the headline, perhaps skim the opening paragraphs, tell yourself you will return to it later. And then it joins dozens of other unread publications in the forgotten corner of your email where go ...
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As Corporate Comms Becomes Commercially-Inclined, PR Must Come On BoardWednesday, July 8, 2026
The job of the public relations department is made difficult when it rsquo;s left to defend what it didn rsquo;t decide. A corollary is that communication isn rsquo;t meant to make decisions sound right after the fact but to help organisations think before speaking. Communications, as the guardi ... |
Beyond Latin Mass: Understanding the Vatican and the SSPXWednesday, July 8, 2026
ldquo;The issues surrounding the Society of St. Pius X cannot be reduced to the celebration of the Traditional Latin Mass. The Holy See has, at various points, permitted the celebration of the older Roman Rite under specific guidelines. Even today, the Traditional Latin Mass is celebrated ... |
1.70 Million Nigerians On HIV Treatment: What The Numbers Reveal About The NatioTuesday, July 7, 2026
Newly released figures published on 1st July, 2026 by TheCable news from the National Data Repository have drawn renewed attention to Nigeria 39;s HIV situation, revealing that approximately 1.70 million Nigerians were receiving treatment for HIV as at 30th June, 2026. The figures, while reflec ... |
France And The Irony Of Repealing The Code Noir 178 Years LaterÂTuesday, July 7, 2026
France 39;s national motto, Libert eacute;, Eacute;galit eacute;, Fraternit eacute; interpreted as ldquo;Liberty, Equality, Fraternity, rdquo; has long symbolised the nation 39;s commitment to freedom, equality, and justice. The motto, however, sits uneasily on a colonial history that saw ... |
Ghana Has Shown Africa The Way: It Is Time To Make South Africa Pay A DiplomaticTuesday, July 7, 2026
Ghana deserves commendation for taking a principled and courageous stand against the recurring xenophobic attacks on Africans in South Africa. By declining a proposed state visit by South African President Cyril Ramaphosa until meaningful steps are taken to protect Ghanaian citizens, Accra has sent ... |
Tinubu’s Resignation: I stand With Peter ObiMonday, July 6, 2026
National Democratic Congress Presidential Candidate, Peter Obi has called for the immediate resignation of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu over an International Monetary Fund report that Nigeria excluded some public spending from its budgets. This is the second time in a week Obi has made the call. O ... |
When the Church Becomes a Social Club Part 1Monday, July 6, 2026
The Church was never conceived as a social institution established merely to satisfy humanity 39;s desire for association, entertainment, or public recognition. According to the New Testament, the Church is the ekklesia-the assembly of those called out of darkness into God 39;s marvelous light (1 ... |
Beyond The First Lady's Akara BusinessMonday, July 6, 2026
The recent statement pronounced by the Nigerian First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, portrays more than survival in the face of inflation. It depicts more than empowerment amid the state of uncertainty. It quietly reveals the economic situation in Nigeria, the desperation of countless Nigerians strug ... |
Has South Africa Outsourced Its Immigration Law To Vigilantes?Monday, July 6, 2026
The foregoing headline is a question that, until recently, would have seemed absurd in a constitutional democracy with one of the world 39;s most progressive legal frameworks. Yet, as one watches the streets of Johannesburg and Pretoria, where self-appointed civilian militias conduct patrols, deman ... |
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