The role of radio in Africa is one that cannot be emphasized enough. One finds that irrespective of the rapid advancement in technology that has resulted in the emergence of the internet, cell-phones and television, radio remains the most pervasive medium of...
He was taught by his mother from an early age to always ask: "What is the right thing to do, and what is the smart thing to do?" when facing a difficult situation. A senior man today, he has all the reason to celebrate women of the world. On another end is a mother, a woman...
Ugandan student of fashion and design has come up with a unique approach to creating outfits.
Adio Irine Mildred Opio is just in her first year at Tina International School of Beauty in Kampala, however she thinks she has learned enough to be able to transform the fashion...
Palm oil is used by the majority of households in Cameroon, it is relatively cheap in comparison to vegetable oil and it is a common ingredient used in cooking many traditional dishes in the country.
Industrial production of the oil is not able to meet all needs, hence...
Hearing about slowing trends of HIV/Aids in Africa is the best news since the advent of the disease in the early 1980s. However, this changing trend has come at the cost of many African lives, most of whom were innocent victims.
Southern Africa has remained at the...
Until 1992 mass media in Cameroon was mainly by way of traditional channels i.e. press, radio and television; research was usually conducted in libraries. e-mail and on-line news feeds were certainly not the order of the day.
Some Cameroonians can now better appreciate...
The national electioneering period in a country can be an adrenaline fueled experience for those involved in politics. Politicians will go out of their way to win over the electorate. The challenge is to reach the greatest number of people with the most convincing message at...
A scholar once wrote: "A people without culture are not a people at all". Perhaps it is a similar school of thought that underlines the drive of African governments to reinforce traditional cultural values by supporting national arts councils and associated organizations...
Botswana is aiming to cut and polish $500 million dollars worth of diamonds every year between now and 2010. Botswana has expressed confidence that it is ready to become the next diamond trading hub. The...
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Zimbabwe's informal sector, previously dominated by low-income groups is poised for growth as more people resort to self-help and income generating projects, thus creating thousands of jobs for locals and contributing to the mainstream...
The Congo Basin Forest is the worldÂ’s second largest tropical rain forest. It encompasses an area of approximately 1.8 million square kilometres within six countries; Cameroon, Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea and...
I always thought divorce, though heart crushing was a fairly straight forward thing. It turns out I was wrong. What they never tell you is how you find a way to live your life everyday without someone you swore to spend it with. It's losing your best friend in the world,...
Cameroon also known as "Africa in Miniature" and described by its government as the "melting pot of Africa" is found in the West African sub-region. It is a country that has been blessed with many tourist attractions, its ministry of tourism was created in the 1970's to...
Several weeks ago there was a flurry of activity here on SIF about the King of Real Estate. Price is King! No, presentation is King! No, price and presentation don't matter if it's in poor condition, condition is King! It occurred to me that when you look at the whole...
Think about your significant other. Are they really the one you would want holding your hand during the darkest hours of your life? Look even deeper. Is your present boy/girlfriend the type who would offer you assistance during the time of grief? Unbelievably, there are...