Drum and bass: Remixing Ghanaian rhythms for UK dance floors
As electronic, dance and bass music becomes more mainstream, producers are going further afield to sound distinctive. Chris Matthews spoke to two young London...
Letter from Africa: Sharing Nigeria’s cake
In our series of letters from African journalists, Nigerian writer and novelist Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani looks at the clamour for assistance that accompanies a...
Villagers losing their land to Malawi’s sugar growers
Shaba Shirwa, a scruffy, diminutive 26-year-old, steps up from the crowd. “This was our customary land,” he says.
By Ed Butler
Our parents had worked it,...
Assessing FMBN’s housing delivery scheme
The present administration appears to be making efforts towards achieving its desire to provide affordable housing to Nigerians, Evelyn Okakwu, in this analysis, assesses...
France and Francophone West Africa conspiracy against Nigeria
Long before the Boko Haram crisis reached its present crescendo, a former American Marine combatant, believed to be an accredited diplomat, who is managing...
