Ana Mosioatunya

George Weah: Selling Liberia’s Birthright

In 2005, George Weah attempted to run for the Executive Office in Liberia against Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. The citizens charged that he was uneducated and therefore not qualified to hold the reigns of the nation. Weah returned to the classroom and obtained…

Featured by Ana Mosioa-Tunya August 13, 2018

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Rural Zimbabweans: Are They The Silent Majority?

Zimbabwe’s election is in limbo following the court filing by Nelson Chamisa leader of the MDC Alliance challenging the results of the 2018 elections. The Zimbabwe electoral commission declared Emmerson Mnangagwa of ZANU-PF the country's President. Chamisa is hugely popular in the…

Featured ReVision Society by Ana Mosioa-Tunya July 27, 2018

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10 Numbers That Tell Zimbabwe’s Story

Land Reform and Indigenization All black people are better off in 2018 than they were in 1979 under the brutal Smith regime. In 2018, the Zimbabwean Tobacco Industry & Marketing Board (TIMB) reported Zimbabweans made history with a tobacco yield of…

Featured Opinion by Ana Mosioa-Tunya July 16, 2018

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10 Lies Africans Are Told About Economics/Development

Political power is more important than economic power It is this belief that has led to Africans not getting respect from anyone around the world. Only in Africa notably in Tanzania do citizens fight a President who is building an economy just…

East Africa Featured Politics by Ana Mosioa-Tunya July 9, 2018

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The Birth of Christianity in Africa & the Aksumite Empire

The Aksumite Empire which is situated in modern day Ethiopia was the genesis of the Christian faith in Africa. Oral tradition states that a Syrian ship on an expedition to spread Christianity was sailing in Aksumite waters when it was captured by…

Culture East Africa Featured by Ana Mosioa-Tunya June 29, 2018

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Precolonial History of the Shambaa Kingdom in Tanzania

Shambaa history can be divided into three periods. The first begins with the settling of Shambaa peoples in the Usambara mountains over 200 years ago and extends until the early 19th century when the Kilindi ruled. The first Kilindi king was Mbegha,…

Culture East Africa Featured Video by Ana Mosioa-Tunya June 22, 2018

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Brief History of the Axumite Kingdom in Ethiopia

The Kingdom of Axum /Aksum was an ancient kingdom in present day Ethiopia and Eritrea.The Axum or Aksum as they were known were a group that descended from indigenous Africans and Arabian settlers who settled in Africa. It is important to know…

Central Africa Culture Featured Politics by Ana Mosioa-Tunya May 21, 2018

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Queen Nzinga: Warrior & Political Strategist (1583-1663)

When it comes to African women in leadership and political participation there is one African leader who is a role model for young African women, Queen Nzinga. Queen Nzinga of the Mbande and Matamba Empire ruled the land that is present day…

Featured Video by Ana Mosioa-Tunya May 7, 2018

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Afonso Dhlakama: Mozambique’s Terrorist Is Dead & Leaves a Trail of Destruction

Morrumbala Hospital Destroyed by Renamo History must not be rewritten, Afonso Dhlakama was not just an opposition leader he was a brutal murderer, terrorist and enemy of African people. Afonso Dhlakama was responsible for the loss of lives of millions of defenseless Africans…

Featured Politics World News by Ana Mosioa-Tunya April 23, 2018

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The Role of the Military in Bantu Kingdoms

In ancient Bantu kingdoms Kings were mighty men of valour, warriors who had fought to defend their homeland. It was the warriors who ruled their kingdoms. A leader in many Bantu kingdoms had to be warrior who had a record of accomplishments…