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Peter Obi, and Why It Matters Now. By Chris Chinwe Ulasi
Special to USAfrica magazine (Houston) and USAfricaonline.com, the first Africa-owned, US-based newspaper published on the Internet Prof. Ulasi, Executive Editor of USAfrica, is the Chair of the Department of Radio,…
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The Benue Test, Obstruction of Peter Obi and Nigeria’s elections. By Johnson Ihemeremadu
Special to USAfrica magazine (Houston) and USAfricaonline.com, the first Africa-owned, US-based newspaper published on the…
Campaign of Petrol Attendants and Poverty Management. By Chidi Amuta
Special to USAfrica magazine (Houston) and USAfricaonline.com, the first Africa-owned, US-based newspaper published on the…
Gunmen kill 27 people in separate mass shootings in South Africa
At least 27 people were killed in separate mass shootings in Cape Town and Johannesburg,…
25 Years since 9/11 terror. By Chido Nwangwu
Special to USAfrica magazine (Houston) and USAfricaonline.com, the first Africa-owned, US-based newspaper published on the Internet.…
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Opinion: Egypt’s soccer violence has deeper roots
Another matchday, another morgue full of bodies; another crowd of mothers broken by grief, weeping for the souls of their…
Opinion: Egypt’s soccer violence has deeper roots
Another matchday, another morgue full of bodies; another crowd of mothers broken by grief, weeping for the souls of their…
Breaking NEWS: 50 NIGERIAN STUDENTS KILLED IN BOMB ATTACK DURING MORNING ASSEMBLY
Special to USAfricaonline.com, CLASSmagazine, and USAfrica multimedia networks, Houston. Follow Twitter.com/Chido247, Facebook.com/USAfricaChido Breaking NEWS: 50 NIGERIAN STUDENTS KILLED IN BOMB ATTACK DURING MORNING ASSEMBLY at a secondary…
We should not let Ebola nurse-victim Justina Ejelonu, others die. By John Okiyi Kalu
We should not let Ebola nurse-victim Justina Ejelonu, others die. By John Okiyi Kalu Special to USAfricaonline.com, CLASSmagazine, and USAfrica multimedia networks, Houston. Follow USAfrica…
Opinion: Africa and U.S. should invest in human rights
Nicholas Obiya, who fought Uganda's inhumane anti-homosexuality law, urges the U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit to invest in human rights in Africa.
Opinion: U.S. business shouldn’t miss Africa, ‘the next China’
This week's Africa summit in Washington offers a chance for American companies to create ties to fast-growing economies, says Sen.…
Opinion: Give power to women in Africa
A series of gold-framed pictures cover the wall from left to right inside the working space of Senegalese human rights…
Opinion: Media glorifies Boko Haram
My friend's eight-year-old daughter burst into tears while watching a Boko Haram video release on TV the other evening. The…