Monthly Archives: April 2011

DEAR GOD: Why can’t we all just get along?

Posted on April 17, 2011 by neoafricanconsensus

By KWAME MARFO Dear God, The other day, my Anglo-Nigerian friend described herself as, “a Benin[ethnic group] woman first, an African second and Nigerian, third”. As benign as those words may sound, they are emblematic of the malaise that continues … Continue reading →

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THE BASICS

Posted on April 10, 2011 by neoafricanconsensus

By CHRISTABEL DADZIE Ok… so I am usually a very very patriotic Ghanaian. I am usually the one championing our flag – from football to politics; from social issues to economics, but today, I find it important as a patriot … Continue reading →

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TO REPLICATE OR NOT TO REPLICATE HUKOU ?: That is the question

Posted on April 9, 2011 by neoafricanconsensus

Disclaimer: the writer of this journal fully acknowledges the ethical and moral dilemma of the subject matter in question. This is an “exercise” to explore ways by which it can be replicated, in the event that policy makers consider the … Continue reading →

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