Anwar Sadat: The Leader Who Chose Peace Over War
Anwar El-Sadat was one of Egypt’s most pivotal leaders, serving as the country’s third president from 1970 until his assassination […]
Anwar El-Sadat was one of Egypt’s most pivotal leaders, serving as the country’s third president from 1970 until his assassination […]
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Kenneth David Kaunda (1924–2021) was a visionary leader who led Zambia to independence and shaped Africa’s political landscape for nearly
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The majority of Africans believe in the existence of God or a supreme being. This being is believed to be
This blog is aimed at encouraging and developing the art of critical thinking among young Africans. It is undeniable that
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