The boy with the shaved head and Kalashnikov slung across his legs is uncertain about a lot of things, even his age. He pulls at the long, dry grass around him and in a quiet voice says he thinks that he might be 13 years old because he was a baby...

Since my return from Kigali last weekend where I went to observe the acquisition of 35 percent stake in SONARWA, Rwanda’s leading insurance firm, by IGI Nigeria Limited, many colleagues and associates have been asking what my experience...

The Rwandan radio, once a medium of killing, has now become a symbol of reconciliation in the ethnically divided African country. The radio broadcasts an immensely popular soap opera by the name of ‘Musekeweya’ or ‘New...

After writing numerous articles on Africa’s growing problems and the effects of those seemingly endless conflicts on the civilian population, today I have got a rare pleasant opportunity to share a unique reconciliation fact in the African...

Life for them holds no importance it’s just a synonym with sexual slavery. Feelings, which evoke a sense of liveliness, have relinquished them, at least, for this birth; they see nothing except vast expanse of wounded, starving, diseased...