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A leak in high places puts Ugandans on edge By Jackee Batanda
KAMPALA, Uganda — Kampala is in an uproar. The Ugandan government has just shut down four private media outlets — a move that follows a
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Kimpa Vita Press & Publishers is a small for non-profit and indigenous press and book Publishing Company project, established in 2008 after a meeting with young concerned artists and writers in Kampala, Uganda. Kimpa Vita Press and Publishers is established in response to the absence or impossibility to find independent scholarly publishers with a special focus on the needy, and a victim of our world torments (War, Refugees, homeless, youth, women etc) or dedicated artist to humanity. The Kimpa Vita Press and Publishers, main vision is to promote peace, dignity and solidarity.
Knowing that it is difficult or almost impossible for upcoming writers in conflict zones or living under precarious situations such poverty to bring out their voice to be heard;
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A leak in high places puts Ugandans on edge By Jackee Batanda
KAMPALA, Uganda — Kampala is in an uproar. The Ugandan government has just shut down four private media outlets — a move that follows a
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Pan-Africanism is more important than ever – Dlamini-Zuma By
Read the original article on Theafricareport.com : Pan-Africanism is more important than ever – Dlamini-Zuma | North Africa By Elissa Jobson and Parselelo Kantai in
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African Writers Trust: Prof. Jack Mapanje on our mission
www.africanwriterstrust.org “Gatherings like these help us to know each other and keep Africa writing,” Jack Mapanje said.“We should not separate ourselves, we should not
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Finally, Cuba Is Harboring a Terrorist! Tupac’s Aunt, Assata Shakur Hits FBI Most Wanted Terrorist List
Dawn Gable Assata Shakur HAVANA TIMES — After 40 years, the FBI has arbitrarily labeled Assata Shakur a terrorist. The former Black Panther was convicted
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Somalia: Second London Conference was opened amid protests
LONDON, Somalia May 7 2013 (Garowe Online) – Hundreds of Somalis protested outside the Somalia conference in London’s Lancaster House where Somali Federal Government (SFG)
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The French, the UN and the Ivory Coast By Gary K Busch
President Ouattara has been forced by the need to hold some form of plebiscite to demonstrate that his French-imposed presidency of the country has some
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White Slaughter in Black Africa: Genocide and Denialism; Dr. Gerald Caplan and the Rwanda Genocide Cranks By Keith Harmon Snow
www.ConsciousBeingAlliance.com www.AllThingsPass.com www.KeithHarmonSnow.com War and plunder continue to rip apart great swathes of Africa. The perpetrators are known, and many have been named and exposed.
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BOOKS THEY READ: Raïs Neza Boneza
Source: monitor.co.ug IN SUMMARY Raïs Neza Boneza is a Congolese poet and author. His works include Nomad, a Refugee Poet; Black Emerald; Peace by African’s
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South Africa: ‘We were killing kids’ By GRAEME HOSKEN and ISAAC MAHLANGU
"They were not stupid … they knew we had no support … they had intelligence on us … they knew our movements, our numbers, our
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Chevron Corporation Upgrades from “C” to “B”
By Marilyn Langlois, April 1, 2013 – TRANSCEND Media Service Richmond, California Refinery to Be Worker-Owned and Operated Chevron CEO John Watson announced today that
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WAZO 9: Arts Education — Lovely or Essential?
Faisal Kiwewa, the Director of Bayimba Cultural Foundation, spoke on “Arts and Arts Education: Lovely or Essential?” on 12th March 2012 at The Hub in
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“The Igbos Were Victims Of Genocide” – Wole Soyinka
Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, has described the Biafrans as “people who’d been abused, who’d undergone genocide, and who felt completely rejected by the rest
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The war against Iraq and the peoples of Africa: Ten years and war implications still pertinent By Horace G. Campbell
INTRODUCTION On Tuesday 19, March 2013, there were commentaries all over the Western media about the impact of the war against the People of
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Sebunjo receives French musical award for Africa BY BAMUTURAKI MUSINGUZI
Ugandan folk music artiste Joel Sebunjo has been honoured with the prestigious Visa Pour la Creation award by the French government, through the Institut Francais,
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Ethiopian children and tablet computers By Hama Tuma
his soapbox commentary was inspired by a recent article that appeared in the German Der Spiegel under the title of "Ethiopian Kids using Tablets to
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Letter From Haiti: Life in the Ruins By Amy Wilentz
Haitian civilians receive assistance in a camp set up by the Brazilian Army in Port-au-Prince, in the aftermath of the 2010 Haiti Earthquake. (Photo credit:
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He’s taken millions from dictators and cosied up to warlords. As it’s reported ‘Teflon Tony’ is plotting an alliance with a super-rich financier, a devastating critique of the… Man who turned amorality into an art form By IAN BIRRELL
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The Story Of Kony, Pol Pot, Gangnam Style, And Why The End Of The ‘Abominable One’ Is Near By
Let’s remind ourselves. One of the big news stories of 2012 was “Kony 2012”, the short documentary video by the American children rights group Invisible
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Still Fighting for Justice & Truth Hotel Rwanda Revisited: an Interview with Paul Rusesabagina By DANIEL KOVALIK
With the takeover of the city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (“Congo”) last year by M23 rebels, and with Rwanda receiving
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Damascus and the Tariqa (The Way by Initiation) By Rene Wadlow
“ The Messiah will come when he is no longer needed. He will come not on the last day but the day after.” In the
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Women & Gender
Pan-Africanism is more important than ever – Dlamini-Zuma By Read the original article on Theafricareport.com : Pan-Africanism is more important than ever – Dlamini-Zuma | North Africa By Elissa Jobson and Parselelo Kantai in
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Seema Jilani Physician reporting from Afghanistan The faux red carpet had been laid out for the famous and the wannabe-famous. Politicians and journalists arrived at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, bedazzled in the hopes of basking in a few fleeting moments of fame, even if only by osmosis from proximity to celebrities. New
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Under The Tree Of Talking | From Eastern Congo to Cape Town: African Women, We Salute You! By JJ Bola In his latest Ceasefire column, JJ Bola pays tribute, on the occasion of Women’s History Month, to the prominent role played by African women throughout history. March marked the start of Women’s History Month, featuring International Women’s Day on 08/03, an occasion to celebrate and highlight the achievements, successes and general brilliance of women, and
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Film director Kathryn Bigelow after a showing of her film The Hurt Locker, 2009 Seattle International Film Festival. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Zillah Eisenstein Zillah Eisenstein has written feminist theory in North America for the past thirty years. She is an internationally renowned writer and activist and Distinguished Scholar of Anti-Racist Feminist Political Theory at Ithaca
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25 November is the UN-proclaimed International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Violence against women is a year-round occurrence and continues to an
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Somali PM appoints country’s first female foreign minister By guardian.co.uk Fauzia Yusuf Haji Adan, one of two women named in 10-minister cabinet, seen as divisive figure over role in Somaliland politics The new
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Gender Based Violence in South Africa: Interview with Bernedette Muthien Interview conducted by Annika Schall Bernedette Muthien, Executive Director of the South African NGO Engender, speaks to Annika Schall about gender based violence, its root causes and possible solutions. Question 1: What are the most common forms of gender based violence in South Africa and what are its root causes? When we talk about forms
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Dr Denis Mukwege’s Presentation to the United Nations 25/9/2012 Your Excellencies, Mr. Ambassadors, I would have liked to begin my speech with the usual formulation, "I have the honour and privilege of taking the floor before you." Alas! The women victims of sexual violence in Eastern DRC are in dishonor. I constantly with my own eyes see the elder women, the young girls, the
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Environment
AGRICULTURE AND ICT – MY STORY SO FAR by Emmanuel Ugokwe Networking Service: SMS or MMS, Mobile or Online Music, Mobile Commerce, Instant Messaging, Social Networking 1. What problems are you hoping to solve? Using Information Communication Technology to aid rural farmers. 2. How has technology helped to solve this problem? What devices does your solution run on?” Information communication technology (ICT) is my life
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Chevron Corporation Upgrades from “C” to “B” By Marilyn Langlois, April 1, 2013 – TRANSCEND Media Service Richmond, California Refinery to Be Worker-Owned and Operated Chevron CEO John Watson announced today that
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it was the night before Christmas, when all through the land The 99% were taking a stand. A good life for everyone was their goal
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Tropical storm Sandy swept through from the Caribbean up the Eastern Seaboard of North America in the last week of October 2012. The date is itself important because by the end of October, it had been expected that the Hurricane season was over. But this massive Hurricane called a ‘super storm’ swept through the Caribbean
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Superstorm Sandy—a People’s Shock? By Naomi Klein Less than three days after Sandy made landfall on the East Coast of the United States, Iain Murray of the Competitive Enterprise Institute blamed New Yorkers’ resistance to big-box stores for the misery they were about to endure. Writing on Forbes.com, he explained that the city’s refusal to embrace Walmart will likely make the recovery
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English: Chevron Corporation headquarters in San Ramon, California. This view shows just one of a huge, sprawling complex. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Source: BBC A judge has ordered $19bn (£11.9bn) of assets held by oil company Chevron to be frozen in Argentina over an environmental damages claim in Ecuador, lawyers in the case say. The Ecuadorean
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Homeless and hopeless: Sleeping on the street By JACKEE BUDESTA BATANDA Every morning several homeless people flock to the Tshwane Leadership Foundation for breakfast at 8am. Breakfast time is a good time to meet with them.
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Idinthakarai 627 104 PRESS RELEASE September 12, 2012 Let us Do Some Soul-search and Talk Again! Just like a hapless wife brutally assaulted
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Activism
Pan-Africanism is more important than ever – Dlamini-Zuma By Read the original article on Theafricareport.com : Pan-Africanism is more important than ever – Dlamini-Zuma | North Africa By Elissa Jobson and Parselelo Kantai in
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Networking Service: SMS or MMS, Mobile or Online Music, Mobile Commerce, Instant Messaging, Social Networking 1. What problems are you hoping to solve? Using Information Communication Technology to aid rural farmers. 2. How has technology helped to solve this problem? What devices does your solution run on?” Information communication technology (ICT) is my life
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www.africanwriterstrust.org “Gatherings like these help us to know each other and keep Africa writing,” Jack Mapanje said.“We should not separate ourselves, we should not
[continue reading...]
Seema Jilani Physician reporting from Afghanistan The faux red carpet had been laid out for the famous and the wannabe-famous. Politicians and journalists arrived at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, bedazzled in the hopes of basking in a few fleeting moments of fame, even if only by osmosis from proximity to celebrities. New
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Africa is not a country: An open letter to the Cultural Foundation of the Federal Republic of Germany By Safia Dickersbach The cultural foundation of the Federal Republic of Germany, the Kulturstiftung des Bundes, decided to initiate a new thematic focus in its sponsorship work. The programme is called TURN and – as explained in the introductory statement – it is supposed to deal with ‘Africa’. Although there are certainly good intentions behind this new initiative,
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Thatcherism and Africans: beyond the revisionist history By Horace Campbell INTRODUCTION Margaret Thatcher became the Prime Minister of Britain in 1979. That year was the last year of a decade that had been significant in many ways. Inside Britain, it had been a decade where the full dimensions of British economic decline had become clear. Edward Heath, the Conservative Prime Minister had been critical of
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BOOKS THEY READ: Raïs Neza Boneza Source: monitor.co.ug IN SUMMARY Raïs Neza Boneza is a Congolese poet and author. His works include Nomad, a Refugee Poet; Black Emerald; Peace by African’s
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Chevron Corporation Upgrades from “C” to “B” By Marilyn Langlois, April 1, 2013 – TRANSCEND Media Service Richmond, California Refinery to Be Worker-Owned and Operated Chevron CEO John Watson announced today that
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