Governance

It was on the day meant to celebrate romantic love worldwide that Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni announced to members of his party that he would sign the controversial Anti-Homosexuality Bill into law.

I am vaguely embarrassed to admit that my foremost concern before coming out as queer to my family was economic. From a young age, I was aware that my Haitian-Beninese diaspora parents regarded homosexuality as an abomination.

Dedicated to Him
He was young
He was a son
He was a friend,
He was a gay,
He was HUMAN

He died with shame

ABSTRACT

‘…it was heart-breaking that the LGBT community were being treated as second-class citizens in their own country, whereas they had a right to live however they pleased as their rights were enshrined in the constitution.’ [1]

1. INTRODUCTION

‘An injury to ONE is an injury to ALL!’

17 January 2014
The Nigerian Ambassador to Zimbabwe
Chancery Building 36 Samora Machel Ave Harare

Honourable Ambassador

Ref: Nigerian Same Sex Prohibition Bill

What would Malcolm X make of Barack Hussein Obama if he were alive today?

On 6 February, 2014, Ursula von der Leyen, the German Defense Minister, stepped into the Sahel’s crisis with a more assertive German ambition in world security hotspots.

After a long time of disappointing many people, the African Union [AU"> has given some hope that it can defend and protect African interests without fear from the intimidation of imperialist countries.