FORTY-FOUR HAS THE HARDEST RIDE

Perspective is reality.  Although one would like to picture George Bush’s Presidency as the epitome of government gone wrong, I would contend that quite the opposite is true. For one, if it were not for his apparent mishandling of foreign and domestic policy...Read Full Article

STRANGER IN A STRANGE LAND

It would be an understatement to say that the journey had been long – approximately 6,000 miles in a plane to Yaoundé, Cameroon, followed by a 26-hour train ride (one of the train’s cars  caught on fire that night) through the rain forest to the capital of the...Read Full Article

CAPETOWN 2010 COULD TILT SCALES FOR AFRICA'S POOR

Nearly a decade after the dawn of the 21st century, Africa is faced by a confluence of challenging theological and missiological issues...Read Full Article

FROM INSIDE THE "GHOST HOUSE"

Al-Ghali Yahya Shegifat is about to break a promise. Somewhere in Sudan there is an office drawer with a document in it. The document orders Shegifat to never tell the story he is about to begin. The man who handed him the pen was implicit in genocide...Read Full Article

YOU NEED TO GAIN WEIGHT
Posted: Mar. 11, 2010

TO BE OR NOT TO BE SUBMISSIVE?
Posted: Feb. 10, 2010

AFRICAN WOMEN'S STRUGGLES
Posted: Jan. 26, 2010

GENDER WHAT?
Posted: Jan. 18, 2010

LIVING (YOUR?) DREAMS
Posted: Jan. 08, 2010

HIGHER RATES OF DISEASES AMONG AFRICAN WOMEN
Posted: Dec. 14, 2009