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  • 2Sep

    NNEKA: My Music Is Very Versatile

    posted by Belinda Otas

    Is it me or is she secretly a comedian when she is speaking? You have to be alert!

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    27Jul

    “Religion is man’s pursuit of God. It is man’s definition of God and man defining what God is and because everybody has what their definition is, we have chaos and disorder. When you find religion, you find rules, you find laws and you have weights upon people’s shoulders and people cannot keep those weights because [...]

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    23Jun

    South Africa has been and is under the microscope of the world media for the next few weeks.  It is interesting the different events in the history of this beautiful, restless, rich, diverse and ever evolving nation. From apartheid to the release of Nelson Mandela to the fractions between the Zuma and Mbeki camps to [...]

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    2Jun

    Africa On My Mind

    posted by Belinda Otas

    The world has a varied number of lens through which we can view it.  Hence, I am of the opinion that to write about Africa authoritatively and objectively, and of course, if I am honest, subjectively. I need to know her history, her now and gain an insight into her future. Yes, I am [...]

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    18May

    If there is one thing I hope I am not, it is ignorant. It helps to know what is going on around you and the world you live in. While I do not claim to know it all, I do my best to be as informed as possible while learning everyday.
    I have learnt that it [...]

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    5May

    Welcome To Lagos finally came to an end and so has the drama that came with it. Well for now, until the BBC decides to go back in 10 years time. I wonder what the areas they featured would have evolved into and of course, the people?. Where would the likes of Slender, Joseph, Esther [...]

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    28Apr

    Watching the Tutu Talks last night on BBC 4 as they discussed the role of women in Africa and if Women Are Strong Enough To Lead Africa? -  got me thinking about the different positions women occupy in society, yet they have to fight twice as hard to get and stay there. Chaired by Archbishop [...]

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    26Apr

    The last televised debate between the 3 leading political parties in the UK, was a lot of things, including boring. At some point, I got tired of the rhetoric and all three men throwing punches and missing the point. They all came across as childish and short-of-what to say at different points during the debate. [...]

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    23Apr

    “Resourceful, resilient and unbelievably determined,” words used to introduce the second instalment of the documentary, ‘Welcome To Lagos.’ The narrator further on goes to inform us, that the people living in the lagoon and ghettos are adapting to life, the way those of us in the so called, ‘developed world’ could not begin to imagine. [...]

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    22Apr

    If at the next election, we end up with a hung parliament, which two sides of the devil’s camp do you think should form a coalition government or marry the other?
    Labour Party + Conservative would mean political hell, fights, ‘hulabulala’ and never ending power struggle.
    Labour  Party + Liberal Democrats, its pretty clear who will be [...]

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