Oseyiza Oogbodo Blog

Ayuk The way NJ Ayuk is going with his incisive observations about Africa’s relationship with the west, it’s safe to say he’s Africa’s latest crusader. He says it as it is, something Africa’s presidents and political leaders are not doing, either because he’s more intelligent than they are, or that they’re just plain incompetent. And in his latest article below, he once again bares his mind without caring whose ox is gored.

The world’s latest dreaded disease, coronavirus, has struck Africa again.

International Women’s Day 2020, observed on March 8, has been nothing short of a revelation.

Surviving in business or an industry requires constant adaptation and evolution.

Today, Monday March 9 is the opening of entries for the 10th Orange Prize for Social Entrepreneurship in Africa and the Middle East.

Donald Trump, President, US The US Embassy in Addis Ababa has begun nationwide media trainings in Ethiopia that will help empower both state and private media outlets in the lead to elections in 2020. 

Business leaders from across Africa will seek solutions to some of the continent’s most challenging social issues at the Africa Shared Value Leadership Summit (http://www.AfricaSharedValueSummit.com) in Kigali, Rwanda on 4 – 5 June 2020.

Two stabilised hard ground football pitches in Kinshasa have been illuminated for the very first time thanks to solar panels installed with the support of the FIFA Forward Programme.

Coronavirus is not smiling.

Before coronavirus, Ebola shook the world in the mid-2010s.