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The unifying power of music: The American conductor Kent Nagano and his dream by Winfried Pogorzelski

Music awakens and inspires the inex- haustible creativity of man. It creates mo- ments of happiness, brings people togeth- er, and enables them to better cope with life. Across...

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Fanmi Lavalas Presentation, April 6th 2024

Haiti Action Committee is honored to publish this transcript of the talk given by...

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From Port-aux-Prince to Africa: Unveiling the Haitian Crisis

22 Mar 2024 – In recent past weeks, the situation in Haiti has drawn...

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Horror and Hope in Haiti after 20 Years of Occupation

Haiti Action Committee - TRANSCEND Media Service 6 Apr 2024 – The immediate crisis in...

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In Praise of Blood: Crimes of the Rwandan Patriotic Front

Tags: Africa, D.R. Congo, DRC, Genocide, Paul Kagame, Rwanda Hundreds of thousands of refugees poured into Congo after Paul Kagame seized...

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What’s behind Mali livestock herders joining jihadist groups

In Mali, jihadist groups have taken control of more than half the country since 2012. How has such a fundamental change been possible in...

How 1960s Algeria Became a “Mecca for revolutionaries”

In the 1960s Algeria promoted itself as a “Mecca for revolutionaries.” Allegedly, it was not uncommon to run into freedom fighters such as Nelson...

More The People in the Streets against the Regime in Haiti

By Carlos Aznárez appeared on the net on October 17, 2018 After the mass demonstrations that took to the streets on October 17 to denounce...

Building Resilience Far from Home: Communal Democracy Practices amongst Urban Congolese Refugees in Uganda

Under a midday blazing sun in Kampala, we are driving hesitantly over the newly paved roads of Nsambya and Katwe suburb. A pedestrian signals...

The Killing of Jamal Khashoggi: A Screenshot of Authoritarianism By Farida Bemba Nabourema

The gruesome killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi comes at a time when people are stopping to believe in democracy. The idea that democracy...

Nauru Government Condemns Mentally Traumatized Individuals to Life-long Anguish by Rene Wadlow

The Government of Nauru, the small Pacific island State, has expelled the medical and...

AMERICA’S INSISTENCE THAT AFRICANS MUST WEAR USED CLOTHES

Bundles of used clothes shipped to Africa By Owei Lakemfa. Rwanda is a small landlocked African country with a 24,670 square kilometer, a population of 11.9...

Haiti roots of an uprising

By Robert Roth “The cauldron of corruption and lies has been boiling non-stop 24 hours a day. The time has come to overturn it,...

Criminals on the International Criminal Court By Thomas C. Mountain

When US National Security Advisor John “The Walrus” Bolton threatened the International Criminal Court with USAmerican sanctions many of us here in Africa...

Can the Ethiopian/Eritrean Alliance Bring Peace To South Sudan? By Thomas Mountain

All roads to peace in the Horn of Africa seem to run through theEritrean capital of Asmara these days, with the latest peaceinitiative...

How Kabila and the mining giants went from best friends to adversaries

Why has the DRC’s president had a complete change of heart? For much of this year, two of the most powerful forces in...

Meanwhile, Around the world By Johan Galtung

USA issues “sanctions”–legalese for punishment–when they dislike somebody else. Sometimes it works: somebody else adjusts the behavior to suit the USA. And sometimes it...

Why Congo’s decision to open national parks to drilling isn’t really about oil BY PATRICK EDMOND & KRISTOF TITECA

Sources: African arguments Last month, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) triggered international outrage when it confirmed that it was...

U2’s Bono and the CIA; The Dangers of Celebrity Activists By Thomas Mountain

U2’s Bono picked a Capo Grande from the US intelligence community torun his “One” NGO, choosing Gayle Smith, who as Senior Director...

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The unifying power of music: The American conductor Kent Nagano and his dream by Winfried Pogorzelski

Fanmi Lavalas Presentation, April 6th 2024

From Port-aux-Prince to Africa: Unveiling the Haitian Crisis

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The unifying power of music: The American conductor Kent Nagano and his dream by Winfried Pogorzelski

Fanmi Lavalas Presentation, April 6th 2024

From Port-aux-Prince to Africa: Unveiling the Haitian Crisis

Horror and Hope in Haiti after 20 Years of Occupation

In Praise of Blood: Crimes of the Rwandan Patriotic Front

What’s behind Mali livestock herders joining jihadist groups

How 1960s Algeria Became a “Mecca for revolutionaries”

More The People in the Streets against the Regime in Haiti

Building Resilience Far from Home: Communal Democracy Practices amongst Urban Congolese Refugees in Uganda

The Killing of Jamal Khashoggi: A Screenshot of Authoritarianism By Farida Bemba Nabourema

Nauru Government Condemns Mentally Traumatized Individuals to Life-long Anguish by Rene Wadlow

AMERICA’S INSISTENCE THAT AFRICANS MUST WEAR USED CLOTHES

Haiti roots of an uprising

Criminals on the International Criminal Court By Thomas C. Mountain

Can the Ethiopian/Eritrean Alliance Bring Peace To South Sudan? By Thomas Mountain

How Kabila and the mining giants went from best friends to adversaries

Meanwhile, Around the world By Johan Galtung

Why Congo’s decision to open national parks to drilling isn’t really about oil BY PATRICK EDMOND & KRISTOF TITECA

U2’s Bono and the CIA; The Dangers of Celebrity Activists By Thomas Mountain

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