Riveting! 75,000 fans welcome reunion of Orch Wenge Musica at Kinshasa’s Martyrs Stadium
A historic return for Wenge Musica! A few months ago, the pictures of the Congolese musical group circulated on social media when some of its leaders gathered in a room to speak with one voice. JB Mpiana, Didier Masela, Werrason, Alain Makaba, Adolf Dominguez were part of the founding members...
‘Shell-shocked’ British PM resigns, but hanging around to ‘wait’ for successor as new frontrunner emerges
Boris Johnson has been struck by another hammer blow as the new Tory leadership favourite emerges from the pack, Express reported hours after the prime minister announced his resignation. The newspaper reported that Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has been identified as the frontrunner to take over Johnson’s job and leader...
Different doesn’t equal deficient: How simple group tasks firm up emotional intelligence and teamwork
Unless you’ve spent your entire project management career with your face bathed in the light of your computer monitor, you’ve probably come across the concept of emotional intelligence. Popularised by Daniel Goleman at the end of the last century, emotional intelligence or “EQ”, can be condensed to three criteria: self-awareness,...
US Air Force stealth fighters arrive in Seoul as America and South Korea resume joint military exercises
US Air Force F-35A stealth fighters arrived in South Korea on Tuesday on their first publicly announced visit since 2017 as the allies and nuclear-armed North Korean engage in an escalating cycle of displays of weapons. Joint military drills had been publicly scaled back in recent years, first in 2018...
DR Congo and Rwanda keen to avert war after agreeing to meet in Angola to discuss rebel insurgencies
Democratic Republic of Congo President Felix Tshisekedi will meet his Rwandan counterpart, Paul Kagame, for talks in Angola this week, officials from both countries have announced. There were no details on what they would discuss, but the neighbours have been at diplomatic loggerheads since a surge of attacks in eastern...
Somalia opens doors to foreign investments as Egyptian, Turkish banks set up shop in Mogadishu
Somalia has granted licenses to two foreign banks, a move that has swung open the Horn of Africa country’s to international investment for the first time in more than 30 years. The Egyptian bank Banque Misr and the Turkish bank Ziraat Katilim are the first foreign banks to be allowed...
Ghana launches See Something, Say Something campaign to repulse rising threat of extremism
Facing the threat of extremist groups encroaching into its northern border regions, Ghana recently announced its “See Something, Say Something” campaign that urges citizens to report suspicious activity. “Launching this campaign is to ensure we have all-inclusive, society involvement,” government spokesman Palgrave Boakye-Danquah was quoted by Joy News television. “The...
Culture: When’s your child’s birthday? Himba of Namibia will tell you it’s when the mother first thinks about it
An impassioned and captivating debate is going on online regarding the date of birth of a child among Himba tribe of Namibia that defies the set norm – the day the child arrives in the world. To the Himba, the date of birth is determined by the time the thought...
Ronaldo’s next destination after Man United may be Bayern Munich if the Bavarians fork out $20 million
Manchester United reportedly want to recoup the money they spent to bring Cristiano Ronaldo to Old Trafford in order to allow the Portuguese star leave this summer. Ronaldo dropped a bombshell on Saturday as it was revealed he wants to leave United to play Champions League football. The 37-year-old –...
One million refugees at risk of being denied access to food, medical support if UN withdraws from Syria
Faced with the dilemma of access to Syrian refugees who need for and medical supplies senior United Nations staff says NGOs will be able to scale up their work, only after a compromise is reached between the government, Russia and the UN Security Council. However, the officer pointed that...
