Category: Opinion
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The Africa We Want | A TAP Magazine Campaign
Here at TAP, we are continuously striving to stimulate nuanced, vibrant, and dynamic conversations about Africa. Over the next 6 months we want to use our platform as a space to engage Africa’s youth to voice ideas and opinions about “The Africa We Want” and the steps we need to take to get there. From…
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Nick Cannon: Black Hebrews and … Black Supremacy?
At the core of the religion of white supremacist racism is a fear of the dreaded supreme threat, which the creed determines to be the Black individual. The faithful, whether casual believers or extreme fundamentalists, all behave according to this dogma
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I Know Why You’re Broke!
It is said that “A failure to plan, is a plan for failure.” Chances are you never planned to be wealthy, nor have you planned to not be broke! How often do you plan for the future?
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Rebranding Africa: Why we have to rebrand our ‘shithole’ continent
In the wake of comments made by the US president about Africa being a ‘Shithole” continent. The African Perspective Magazine founder details why he started this platform and why we all need to rise up and join the fight to re-brand Africa.
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New Graduates – Here’s your 6 tips for climbing up the Corporate Ladder
Are you a recent graduate looking for your first gig in the corporate world or are you currently in an entry level position and stuck behind a “cubic” at a large organization/corporation? If you answered yes to both questions, I’m going to share with you some tips regarding the corporate industry that I acquired during…
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The Exodus: Moses Gashirabake Journey back home
Since the 1994 Rwandan crisis, I had not had an opportunity to go back to Rwanda. My recent and first visit since 1994 happened in December 2014.We escaped to Kenya during the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi. We briefly passed through Congo (then Zaire). Growing up outside Rwanda, as a stateless refugee was both challenging…
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Isaak de Poet: Dark Thoughts
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrdkbyaIc68
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The Responsibility of Knowledge!
With knowledge comes responsibility, for how then can you explain the very popular saying “Ignorance is bliss”. I have since come to realise the full extent of this saying and in a twisted sort of way looked at my days of ignorance with a certain sense of longing. Ignorance is bliss because knowledge imposes on…
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Congo: The Dark Side Of The Digital Revolution
There has been so much said about Congo, the heart of darkness, the ghost of King Leopold, the footsteps of Dr. Kurtz, these stories still colour the opinions of many westerners as they try to understand what is a highly complex situation. They still conjure up a picture of cannibal tribes, savagery, children who need…