Mr. Olu Alake is the CEO of the African Centre, a London-based charity founded in 1964 to champion contemporary Africa through education, arts, entrepreneurship, innovation, and culture. Their mission is to educate, connect, and advocate for Africa and its diaspora. He sat down with R:Ed to discuss their activities and
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Water Dixon The Venus Effect
Doyle Wham is delighted to announce the launch of The Venus Effect, an exhibition of South African artist duo WATER DIXON. Water Dixon’s first solo show in Europe will feature new work that demonstrates the extent of their interdisciplinary artistic practice, from sculpture to photography. The exhibition runs from 15
R:Ed IN A CONVERSATION WITH DR.PAVEL ON BLOCKCHAIN SPACE
Dr. Pavel Kravchenko is a cryptographer and author and the co-founder and CEO of Distributed Labs, a digital platform developer with expertise in blockchain technology. He sat down with Right for Education to discuss his work, the blockchain space, and its future. Blockchains are a form of distributed ledger technology
R:Ed IN CONVERSATION WITH ANNA TUTOVA
Anna Tutova is the CEO of Coinstelegram Advisory, a PR firm specializing in technology and blockchain projects. She sat down with Right for Education to talk about her work, the present state of the blockchain space, and where it’s heading. R: Ed Can you tell us a bit about yourself
R:Ed IN CONVERSATION WITH KRISTINA LUCREZIA CORNER
Kristina Lucrezia Cornèr is the Editor-in-Chief of crypto-focused news outlet Cointelegraph. She sat down with Right for Education to discuss her views on the growing crypto market and what the future might hold. R:Ed: The crypto space is getting a lot of attention these days and moving more into the
WHAT ARE CIVIL LIBERTIES AND WHY ARE THEY IMPORTANT?
Defining civil liberties Civil liberties are rights and freedoms given to residents and citizens of a country through the country’s legal system. Such rights are the freedom of speech, the freedom of movement, and the freedom of assembly. Civil liberties are protected in most democratic countries. They are sometimes formally
TALKING ABOUT TABOO: SINGLE MOTHERHOOD
There are many negative stereotypes around single motherhood. Most women who are mothers remain in their husband’s houses for the rest of their lives. Being a single mother breaks this convention. Women can become single mothers because of premarital sex and childbearing. They can also become single mothers due to
Thandiwe Newton: The Power of a Name
Thandiwe Newton, previously known as Thandie Newton, is a British and Zimbabwean actor. Her full name is Melanie Thandiwe Newton Parker. Born in London to a Zimbabwean mother and an English father, she spent her early life moving between Zambia and the United Kingdom, before settling in London. She attended
Media Freedom in Ghana
What is Media Freedom ? Media freedom is the ability for journalists to freely report on matters of public interest. Media freedom is linked to the human right of freedom of expression and to the right to access information. Being able to freely report news is an indicator of democracy
Child marriage: the case of Malawi
What is child marriage? Marriage is an important institution in society. Child marriage takes place when one or both of the people involved in the marriage are under the age of 18. Child marriages most times take place without the consent of either one or both parties involved. Malawi has