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Algeria: The Long Goodbye by Rene Wadlow

Street demonstrations began in Algers on 22 February 2019 and quickly spread to other cities in Algeria. The demonstrations, often led by young people,...

On shared struggles: From Sudan to the gilets jaunes to #MeToo

Sudan stands alone as it protests thirty years of oppression. And yet so much of its struggle resonates across Africa and the world. The Sudan...

From Kabila to Tshisekedi and Peacefully! The Congo Holds Its Breath

Raïs Neza Boneza – TRANSCEND Media Service 25 Jan 2019 – Today at 2 p.m. the members of the constitutional Court sworn in the fifth President...

Tribute to Patrice Lumumba Assassinated On 17 January 1961

FacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInStumbleUponTumblrPinterestRedditVKontakteOdnoklassnikiPocketShare via EmailPrint  Patrice Lumumba Why was Lumumba killed? Because he was a ‘relentless, dedicated, intelligent, passionate anti-colonialist, Pan-Africanist and Congolese nationalist’ with ‘the unstinting support of the Congolese masses’...

Sudanese reject government promises in fresh protests

Protesters returned to the streets of Sudan's capital and other cities on Friday despite government attempts to placate nationwide anger after more than two weeks of...

Mireille Fanon: “If We Want to Change the World, it Must Be Through Anti-racism” By Nina Fideles and Rute Pina

Mireille is the daughter of the black intellectual, psychiatrist, and activist Frantz Fanon, who was born in Martinique, a small island in the Caribbean colonized by France. Fanon’s work includes books such as The Wretched of the Earth and Black Skin, White Masks, and was central to black thinking in the 20th century. Now his daughter and scholar organizes and spreads her father’s legacy through the Franz Fanon Foundation.

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...

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