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Imperialism’s Junior Partners By Patrick Bond

Dilma Rousseff and Jacob Zuma at the 2014 BRICS summit in Brazil. GovernmentZA / Flickr Our new issue, “Between the Risings,” is...

Sudan: Five Years On, Refugees Still Fleeing Conflict

The United Nations refugee agency on 3 June 2016 warned that tragically people are still fleeing violence in Sudan’s South Kordofan State, most crossing...

A case for Biafra BY CHIKA ONYENEZI

My mum was in the bathroom when fighter jets started bombing Enugu. Soon, Nigerian soldiers would enter Enugu. With her father and siblings, they...

Revolt of the Black athlete The hidden history of Muhammad Ali By David Zirin

Appeared in International Socialist Review Issue 33, January–February 2004 Dave Zirin is the author of Welcome to the Terrordome: The Pain,...

From African Arguments – In Defeat, Defiance: Why Uganda’s repression of resistance could come back to haunt it By Michael Mutyaba

Since the chaotic elections in February, the political atmosphere in Uganda has been tense and the capital Kampala under siege. Columns of between eight...

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Monthly Archives: June, 2016

Try searching for your interests:

Imperialism’s Junior Partners By Patrick Bond

Sudan: Five Years On, Refugees Still Fleeing Conflict

A case for Biafra BY CHIKA ONYENEZI

Revolt of the Black athlete The hidden history of Muhammad Ali By David Zirin

From African Arguments – In Defeat, Defiance: Why Uganda’s repression of resistance could come back to haunt it By Michael Mutyaba

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