JOPARE MEDIAWhy Nigeria’s energy sector is drawing global attention
Nigeria’s gas resources, the Dangote Refinery and the proposed Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline are central to this report on energy and global competition.
Articles
A haircut and a conversation about life and justice in Accra
While getting his hair cut in Accra, Dr Joseph Opare has a friendly conversation with his barber about mob justice, community life and confidence in the authorities.
Togo’s youth protests: why a generation is demanding change
Young Togolese are linking the cost of living with a bigger question: how can citizens change the direction of their country?
South Africa’s migration marches: pressure without a jobs solution
After South Africa’s anti-illegal immigration marches, the report asks whether protests can tackle crime and unemployment without confronting deeper failures of governance.
Canada’s truckers’ protests, Ukraine and Matthew 24
Dr. Joseph Opare reflects on the truckers’ protests in Canada and the war in Ukraine through Matthew 24, offering encouragement and a call for believers to prepare.
Will immigration fears affect the 2026 World Cup?
As the 2026 World Cup approaches, immigration enforcement and visa concerns raise questions about attendance, tourism and confidence among international fans.
Ghana’s gold reforms, Fort Knox doubts and the return of national reserves
Ghana’s changes to gold trading sit within a wider debate about control: the calls to inspect Fort Knox and countries bringing their gold home. This report follows the situation at the video’s publication on 31 May 2025.
Operation Dudula and the pressure on African migration
Anti-migration campaigning in South Africa has become a regional issue, connecting domestic political demands with the safety and livelihoods of people from other African countries.
Trump’s Israel–Iran ceasefire faces its first test
Accusations and threatened retaliation put the new ceasefire under pressure almost as soon as it is announced.
The “Great Replacement” fear: identity, power and Project 2025
The episode examines fears among some people of European descent that demographic change will weaken their place in society—and how those fears connect with struggles over immigration, identity and political power.