The song, Chinna Chinna Aasai (“Small Little Desires”) from the Tamil film Roja (1992), has been with me for a long time. It’s one of the most meaningful songs I’ve ever heard. For years, I’ve wished that it would reach
Yesterday we explored Africa’s regional integration, completing my 10-article series. Today, let me share what this 9-week journey has taught me. When I began, my goal was simple: create positive awareness about Africa and help readers see beyond the clichés.
“Growing up, I often felt like I didn’t quite fit the mold. Different, conspicuous, searching for my place. It’s a feeling I think many of us carry, that sense of not quite belonging, of standing out when sometimes you just
One of the challenges of promoting Africa to the Singapore business community is that most Singaporeans have a wrong understanding of Africa. One area where I could help is to provide some useful information about Africa so that people will
Our ancestors never owned a self-help book. They didn’t need one. They had something better. Stories that taught us how to survive betrayal, navigate power, and recognize danger before it destroyed us. Our brains hold onto folk tales in a
In our world of certified specialists and credentialed authorities, we’ve forgotten something ourancestors knew instinctively: the most profound wisdom often comes from the least likely sources. Open any collection of folk tales, and you’ll find them populated not with scholars
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