Dr. Tiema Haji Muindi

The writer, Dr. Tiema Haji is an academic, researcher, author, journalist, communication specialist and an accomplished poet.

Nigeria: The Giant That Cannot Stand Upright

For decades, Nigeria has been described as the “Giant of Africa.” The phrase appears in diplomatic speeches, economic reports, and continental politics with almost...

As Malema is Jailed, It is NOT YET UHURU for the majority of Black South Africans

The transition to democracy in South Africa in 1994 marked a decisive rupture with formal apartheid rule. Political rights were extended, institutions were reconstituted,...

Julius Malema’s Five-Year Sentence, the Afrikaner Political Resurgence, and the Perceived Erosion of Ramaphosa’s Authority

The sentencing of political figures in high-profile democracies invariably generates contestation over legal proportionality, institutional independence, and perceived political signalling. The recent attention directed...

Kitengela’s Rally: Sifuna Re-awakens Raila’s Political Energy

In every political epoch, there emerges a moment when history quietly begins to rearrange its leadership architecture. These moments are rarely announced through official...

AI Technologies, the Existential Threat to Journalism Practice

In the rapid emergence of artificial intelligence technologies,  there is the rise of celebrity-journalists, who work for their pockets, limelight, and the ever rising...

The Hidden Cost of “Breaking Up Alone” from a Relationship

Across human relationships, romantic partnerships, business ventures, friendships, neighbourhood ties, and professional collaborations, there is a shared social truth: relationships are co-created. They begin...

Iran Violent Protests: Is This End of Imam Khamenei Regime?

Iran currently occupies a critical position in the regional and global power architecture, functioning as both a Middle Eastern heavyweight and a core pillar...

Dangers of Social Media Posts: The Internet Never Forgets

There was a time when a careless comment faded with the conversation, when a bad decision lived only in memory, and when growing up...

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