A few days ago, I was on the phone with a dear friend and, in our usual fashion, before long, the conversation steered towards the state of the country. After speaking about the previous articles I have written so far in… Read More
History tells us that the Sahara once had a very different environment. We are told that the drylands showed signs of pastoralism, large settlements, herding and pottery in Libya and Algeria dating back to 7000BC. For centuries, trans-Saharan traders voyaged in… Read More
The plague of human trafficking and illegal migration is a national disgrace. It should keep us up at night wondering at the horrors many of our fellow human beings are facing at the exact moment we lie comfortably in bed. Though… Read More