The Dangerous Normalisation of Leaked Private Conversations By Ken Harries, Esq. There is a point at which political contestation ceases to be an argument about ideas and becomes an assault on the very boundaries that make civil society possible. That point is reached when a private telephone conversation is allegedly recorded, extracted from its original […]
September 11: Twenty-Five Years After, The Pain, The Warning And A World That Changed
(September 11 Commemoration) By Chukwudi George Ozalla I was in Enugu, in southeastern Nigeria, when the news of the September 11, 2001 attacks reached us. I remember the shock vividly. I literally froze. My heart skipped as I tried to understand what I was hearing and seeing. The images coming from the United States looked […]
