Delight Alombah
Is It Wrong If No One Gets Harmed?
The writer examines a common modern moral principle—that an action is wrong only if it causes harm—and questions whether this framework is adequate. Drawing on Malcolm Gladwell's recollection of childhood trespass, the piece traces a cultural shift from rule-based morality to consequence-based ethics, then argues that we have become blind to the inner harms of unchecked thought and desire.
Corona Virus: Spread Information, Not Panic
Written in early March 2020 as COVID-19 began circulating globally, this post challenges what the writer sees as reckless fear-mongering by medical professionals in Cameroon. By presenting case fatality rates, severity breakdowns, and age-stratified mortality data, the writer argues for calm, evidence-based communication and correct public health guidance.