Rhetoric (Greek word for speaker) was conceived in ancient times (around 500BC) to inform, persuade, entertain and motivate audiences. Like all art, rhetoric was, in those ancient times, mainly performed by those with a gift for public speaking who…
The spoken and written communication in English of many a university student sadly reveals a less than satisfactory understanding of the use of language, particularly for academic purposes. The structural, lexical and phonological difficulties faced…
Africa is a continent rich in vibrant cultures, enduring traditions, and a deeply rooted history that reflects the resilience and ingenuity of its people. From ancient civilizations and indigenous governance systems to the profound impacts of…
In a world increasingly defined by interdependence, globalization, and shifting geopolitical currents, the need for robust, inclusive, and effective regional cooperation in the Global South has never been more urgent. The regions of Africa, Asia,…