Nazir Jinnah

Corruption, or as one could classify it as tasteless forum in parliament beneficial only to the more powerful persons to become anchors in African politics. A selection of top brass persons is debated just because of a disagreement to the process adopted! Why not focus jointly on the good of the country instead? There is lack of care for the needy and hungry in this continent but leadership is more tuned to selfish reasons. Their reach to drought areas are not even a thought on leaders but just a mere concern to talk and do little about. Funds go missing for the hungry and displaced but no one cares! It is partly an issue from the upbringing and hopeless lives people in Africa have lived through. Imagine how one feels coming from a bush life to a large modern living space, big cars, money and good food? Exactly! Try to give that up to a stranger? You will have a war! Leadership must change to become more adopted by the population by means of education and basics in life. How can th

The purchasing power that Tesco would hold at auction houses can possibly influence the used car retail market considerably. Or it could also contribute to the bottom line for Tesco. It will be interesting to see if Asda would follow suit.  

Do we congratulate President Museveni on his win?

What could PM Raila have done differently to achieve a peaceful understanding between the 2 so called winning presidents?