Each year, FACE Africa organizes a fundraiser in commemoration of World Water Day to support its efforts to provide clean drinking water and women’s empowerment to rural communities in Liberia. The 2015 gala was yesterday. Today is World Water Day – here’s your chance to help make clean…
In trying to navigate these treacherous waters of life, we might get stuck or get lost. To find our way out, we do need the help of someone who has been in a similar situation, to draw on his or her experience and build on it. This…
Is there a kind of too much that is enough? Is there a kind of angry that is calming? Is there an amount of hurt that soothes? How many tears will make a smile? How much more firewood till the fire burns me? Forgive the winds for blowing…
“You would know the secret of death. But how shall you find it unless you seek it in the heart of life?” – Kahlil Gibran It was an early morning in 1997 and my siblings and I were woken up to prepare for school. Only this time, it…
Leila Adu is probably one of the best artists you are yet to hear, that is if you have not already experienced “Spooky Adu”. With radical, poetic lyrics, godly musical knowledge, social awareness and a wealth of experience, Leila Adu is definitely one to pay attention to. She…
Corruption becomes a way of life when it is perceived as a low risk, high reward venture. To make corruption a high risk, low reward venture requires strong laws and an almost draconian approach to the implementation of these laws. As mentioned in Part 1, both functions of…