As millions of Americans remain unemployed due to the coronavirus outbreak, talks of stimulus checks remain at the forefront. Upon doing some research, I found some updates. The following information comes from Forbes. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin confirmed that the second wave of stimulus checks are on the way and it will be a one-time payment…
Tag: Politics
Book Review
Greetings Folks, I just finished reading The Color of Law: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America, and I wanted to share my thoughts. In 1924, two years after the advisory committee had published its first manual and model zoning ordinance, the association followed up by adopting a code of ethics that included this warning:…
A Jamaican Charter Flight from Europe is Being Arranged
In a previous post, I highlighted the 50 Jamaican nationals who were being detained and deported back to Jamaica due to COVID-19. Well, I just came across some additional information. The following is from the Jamaica Observer. Arrangements are being made for nationals stranded in Europe to board a charter flight back home. Closing Jamaica’s…
George Floyd’s Family Files Appeal to the United Nations
Thanks to Afrikan Esq. and her organization, We Charge Colonialism, I came across some additional information regarding the George Floyd case. The following information comes from Politico. The family of George Floyd filed an appeal to the United Nations to hold the United States accountable for systemic racism and police brutality. A special session is…
400 Chinese To Leave Kenya?
Greetings Folks, I saw some prophetic news stories earlier and had to share my findings with you all. The following information comes from All Africa and Capital News. It’s been reported that 400 Chinese nationals are leaving Nairobi, Kenya, over fears of the coronavirus. They’ve argued that Kenya’s healthcare system can’t handle huge infection numbers…
The African Development Bank Group
In a recent news broadcast, Dr. Mumbi Seraki highlighted The African Development Bank Group (AfDB), and this prompted me to do further research. Founded in 1964, the African Development Bank Group (AfDB) is a regional, multilateral development finance institution established to push sustainable economic development and social progress in Africa’s regional member countries (RMCs). Their…
Africa Free Trade Postponed
In a previous post, I highlighted the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) that would lead to a 60% boost in intra-African trade by 2022. Well, due to the coronavirus, that has been postponed. The following information comes from Africa News. The African free-trade agreement will not begin on July 1st because of the pandemic,…
The Future of Work
Hosted by The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), Edward Alden, James Manyika, Jody Miller, and Debora Spar discuss the future of work after the coronavirus pandemic. Although many businesses and workers will have to adapt to a new economic landscape, there is some hope. Check out CFR’s official website for more information. If you’d like…
David Icke: Was He Right?
Former sports broadcaster turned conspiracy theorist David Icke is no stranger to controversy. And as someone who gravitates to the problematic ones, I was excited to come across a documentary highlighting his views. The film is entitled David Icke: Was He Right? In it, he discusses a variety of political events that changed the trajectory of…
How to Reset America
In a previous post, I highlighted a new political ideology known as Propertarianism. Well, John Mark recently provided 9 changes that could improve the political system in America using this form of governance. In his YouTube video, he addressed the following: Separating the Red areas from the Blue areas Ending the Fed and Replacing it with the…
It’s a New Day
“We, the children of Africa, we need you as a partner. But we don’t need nobody to come to tell us how it’s done anymore.” “There is a new generation of leaders of Africa that’s born.” – Thione Niang Until Next Time…
Words From The Wise: Professor Arthur Mutambara
“Sovereignty is the big issue. People emphasize national sovereignty. ‘My country, my Nigeria, my Malawi, my little Zimbabwe.’ We must think about the continent.” – Professor Arthur Mutambara Thanks to the 2nacheki YouTube channel, I was introduced to a scholar whose message I had to share with you all. Professor Arthur Mutambara. Professor Arthur Guseni…
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