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Dissecting society, inspiring change "We Table It" fearlessly dissects the intricate layers of our complex reality.

Introducing "We Table It," for thought-provoking conversations that delve deep into the social and trending issues impacting the lives and well-being of people globally. Our hosts, hail from East and West Africa, bringing their unique backgrounds, perspectives, and knowledge to the table, and providing a rich tapestry of viewpoints. Join us as we embark on a captivating journey through different s

ocietal issues around the world, and exploring topics that matter most to all people. By examining social issues from diverse perspectives, we aim to challenge preconceptions, ignite meaningful conversations, and inspire transformative action. We invite influential guests from across the continent to contribute their expertise, ensuring a truly global perspective that reflects the diversity and interconnectedness of our shared experiences. Our tagline, "Dissecting Society, Inspiring Change," encapsulates the heart of our conversation. We believe that by peeling back the layers of complex issues, we can gain a deeper understanding of their origins, implications, and potential solutions. Our goal is to spark conversations that transcend borders, bridge divides, and drive meaningful progress for all people. Tune in to "We Table It" and join us on this enlightening journey of exploration, empathy, and advocacy. Together, we can pave the way for a brighter, more equitable future for all.

05/06/2026

Hardly a week passes without reports of kidnappings, attacks, banditry, or violent clashes somewhere in Nigeria.

Beyond the statistics are disrupted lives, grieving families, abandoned farms, closed businesses, and communities forced to live in fear.

Insecurity is no longer just a security issue—it is an economic issue, an education issue, a healthcare issue, and a human issue.

As Nigerians continue to navigate these challenges, many are asking difficult questions:

What should be done differently?
Who bears the responsibility?
And what does lasting security look like?

Let’s table it.

NigeriaNews

03/06/2026

The Trump administration has abandoned plans for a $1.8 billion fund that would have compensated individuals claiming they were victims of government “weaponization” or politically motivated investigations.

The proposal, which emerged from a settlement tied to leaked tax returns, faced criticism from Republican lawmakers and legal challenges over concerns about oversight and implementation.

Supporters viewed the fund as a way to address government overreach, while critics argued it lacked accountability. The decision now clears the way for broader legislative priorities, including immigration measures backed by GOP leaders.

USNews

02/06/2026

Kenya’s 63rd Madaraka Day made history as celebrations were held in Wajir County for the first time.

President William Ruto used the occasion to acknowledge decades of marginalization in Northern Kenya, apologizing for past policies that left the region behind in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and water access.

While many leaders welcomed the gesture as a step toward national unity and inclusion, others questioned whether symbolic recognition will translate into lasting development.

What matters more: the apology or the action that follows?

Leadership Development

01/06/2026

Hello, June

A new month is here, bringing fresh opportunities, new perspectives, and conversations worth having.

As we step into June, we’re choosing growth, curiosity, and meaningful dialogue. Whether you’re chasing goals, starting over, or simply taking things one day at a time, we hope this month brings you closer to what matters most.

Here’s to new beginnings, fresh energy, and a month filled with possibilities. ✨

Community ConversationsThatMatter

29/05/2026

A Southampton jury has convicted 23-year-old Vickrum Digwa for the fatal stabbing of University of Southampton student Henry Nowak in Portswood.

The case has drawn major public attention not only because of the killing, but also over police handling at the scene. Officers initially arrested the injured student before realizing the severity of his condition, prompting investigations and growing calls for transparency.

Hampshire Police has since apologized and referred itself for independent review ahead of Digwa’s sentencing on June 1.

27/05/2026

Eid Mubarak 🌙✨

May this season bring peace to your home, joy to your heart, and blessings that extend far beyond today.
As families, friends, and communities come together in celebration, may we also be reminded of the values that unite us — kindness, gratitude, compassion, and faith. 🤍

Wishing everyone celebrating a beautiful and peaceful Eid.

Faith MuslimCommunity

26/05/2026

Negotiations between the U.S. and Iran over the Strait of Hormuz remain tense, with both sides locked in disputes over access, tolls, sanctions relief, and frozen Iranian assets.

The strait carries nearly 20% of the world’s oil supply, making the talks critical for global energy markets. While President Trump says discussions are “proceeding nicely,” major sticking points — including nuclear restrictions and financial demands — remain unresolved.

With fresh U.S. strikes near the region and billions at stake, the pressure continues to rise.

MiddleEast

21/05/2026

A BBC report highlighting Afghan fathers considering the sale of young daughters amid extreme poverty has sparked fierce global debate.

The story exposed the devastating realities facing families in parts of Afghanistan, where drought, aid cuts, and Taliban restrictions have deepened hunger and desperation. But critics accused the report of appearing to normalize child marriage and exploitation.

Supporters argue the piece reflects impossible choices many families now face, with millions reportedly nearing famine conditions.

WorldNews

20/05/2026

A video showing vandalism at a church in Mexico during International Women’s Day protests has been widely misrepresented online as a recent attack on a church in the UK.

Fact-checks confirm the footage is from March 2026 in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, and not linked to any recent incident in Yorkshire.

While real concerns exist about church safety in parts of the UK, this case highlights how quickly misinformation can spread and distort public understanding.

19/05/2026

Kenya’s nationwide matatu strike has entered its second day as transport operators continue protesting rising fuel costs.

Despite a government reduction in diesel prices, operators say the adjustment isn’t enough to sustain their businesses, demanding a much lower rate. The unrest has already turned deadly, with clashes reported across multiple counties, forcing schools and businesses to shut down.

The crisis highlights the growing pressure of fuel costs on transport, livelihoods, and daily life.

EconomicCrisis

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