The Proliferation of Places of Worship

The Proliferation of Places of Worship

The Rwandan government clamped down on more than 5,600 churches, including 100 cave churches. And the reason? There is a failure to comply with safety and health regulations, such as poor soundproofing and the transactional nature of many places of worship. In a statement, RGB said that the inspection focuses on verifying that religious organizations have registration documents issued by the board. The churches also need to show letters of collaboration with the district authorities. 

By Theo Edwards for YAME
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Freetown: The Cleansing of Society’ Wickedness and Moral Evil

Freetown: The Cleansing of Society’ Wickedness and Moral Evil

The skies have unleashed a deluge upon Freetown, with a relentless downpour almost daily since the beginning of July. “I make light and create darkness. I give blessings and create disasters. I, the LORD, do all these things” ~ Isaiah 45:7 GOD’S WORD Translation (GW). It is unclear whether this is a result of climate change, but ‘Freetonians,’ as the city mayor, Yvonne Aki-Sawyerr, often refers to the city's residents, has likely contributed to its own demise through environmental mismanagement, urban planning, housing, and a political system that has not effectively addressed the issue since the 80s that we so deserve this wrath.

By Theo Edwards for YAME
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Senegal Joined The Club of Oil-producing Countries

Senegal Joined The Club of Oil-producing Countries

Senegal has become an oil-producing nation with the first off-shore platform as Australian company Woodside Energy Group Ltd. announced the beginning of production on Tuesday. It is expected to generate billions of dollars for Senegal and boost its economy.

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Defendant Vincent Dabilgou, Party Leader and Former Minister of Transport

Defendant Vincent Dabilgou, Party Leader and Former Minister of Transport

Misappropriation of public funds in Burkina Faso. The defendant Vincent Dabilgou, it should be remembered, was being prosecuted by the courts in Burkina Faso for embezzlement of public funds, money laundering, and the hidden financing of political parties, including the party of which he is the president, the NTD.

By Theo Edwards

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Sierra Leone: Small Country, Massive Suffering

Sierra Leone: Small Country, Massive Suffering

Bad economy, no electricity, poor water supply, youth unemployment, the rampant abuse of KUSH, and the rise in crime rate. How did it all fall apart?

We cannot allow the future of our generation to be sacrificed for the sake of those driven by their pursuit of wealth and political ambition.

By Theo Edwards

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