Tanzanian albinos targeted for body parts

Paying for services she didn’t render (Dedicated to men)

By Juliana Francis

Today’s piece is dedicated to all the Adams, who usually are controlled by the two lines men and one referee dangling between their legs! Listen, I didn’t mean what I just said in any derogatory form. But, hey, let’s face it; we have to call a spade, a spade. There’s really no sense in treating you guys with kid’s gloves because what I have to say is very grave. It could cost you, your relationship or reputation if you treat this piece with levity. When a criminally-minded lady is desperate, you never can tell the extent she can go. read more

Why London is no place for a young black man

By Peter Akinti

Human Interest

He was bright and he respected his parents, but as a teenager in the East End, Peter Akinti hovered on the wrong side of the law - along with many of his friends. Why, he asks, is it so easy for even the good ones to go astray? And what should we be doing to save them? read more

Conversations with History: Wole Soyinka

Hungary: Getting Foreign Documents Recognised

By Dr Viktor Máté

Deputy Civil Law Notary

If we wish to make use of a legal document (for example an authorisation), in the country of its origin there is no problem because this country has clear rules on the form and content of the document. Based on these an expert or even an educated layman can determine whether the document is suitable for producing the intended legal effect. Read more