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Since assumption of office as Interim Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP) Major General Barry Ndiomu has tenaciously resolved to change the negative narrative that has clouded the Programme for years. In this interview with...

By John Ikani In a continent of 54 states, less than 10 countries have the capacity to print their own currencies or mint their own coins, decades after independence. To simply put, at least 40 African...

By John Ikani The life of millions of Africans depends on the Nile, the continent’s longest river, which runs from Uganda to Egypt, and whose water basin covers 10% of the continent. At more than 6,600...

By John Ikani 18 candidates are in the race for Nigeria's Presidency. However, only three out of the 'multitude' are considered frontline contenders for the nation's top job. Heritage Times analyses how the top 3 contenders...

By John Ikani Tigray, in Ethiopia, is now one of the World’s most isolated regions. A brutal war which began in 2020 has seen tens of thousands killed in the North Ethiopian state, home to around...

By John Ikani  A battle-hardened Captain Ibrahim Traoré toppled Lt. Col Paul-Henri Damiba on September 30, marking the country's second military coup this year, in what could slow down an eventual transition to civilian rule for...