Appeared in International Socialist Review Issue 33, January–February 2004 Dave Zirin is the author of Welcome to the Terrordome: The Pain, Politics and Promise […]
source: atlantablackstar Michel Temer and his new cabinet ministers.Photograph by Bloomberg Bloomberg via Getty Images Brazil has the fifth-largest population and the […]
Rwanda has ambitious plans to improve its electricity output in the next few years. James Akena/Reuters Only 16% of Rwanda’s households are connected […]
Self-congratulatory rhetoric keeps springing from the lips of World Economic Forum elites – at the expense of reality. Software executive Brett Parker claims that […]
6 May 2016 – On a visit to Haiti in late April with Task Force on the Americas, a California-based organization in solidarity with the […]
(Citizens for Global Solutions)— When you think of Ethiopia, images of starving children probably come to mind. But the East African nation has […]
When it comes to food justice, environmentalism and ecological practices, Thomas Sankara was way ahead of his time. Thomas Sankara helped Burkina Faso become […]
The memorial service for Mayor Chokwe Lumumba, who died on February 25, 2014. Lumumba spent 40 years working as an attorney and black nationalist […]
Upon unnecessary delayed of our first ever designated Compromise Peace Agreement, First Vice President Dr. Riek Machar Teny return to Juba, I have observed […]
By Maureen Chigbo*, Realnews Magazine Online Agriculture has contributed much to economic growth, food security and peace in many African countries. Both crop and […]
A complex network of armed groups makes Africa’s quest to end all wars by 2020 even more difficult, says Bernard Otabil* There is this […]
IPSS Indaba Series with Prof. Tim Murithi On 29 March, Professor Tim Murithi, Head of the Justice and Reconciliation in Africa Programme at […]
Africans recently went to the polls in Benin, Cape Verde, the Republic of Congo, Niger and Zanzibar. The outcome […]
John Pilger – Russia Today 10 Apr 2016 – I had a call from Rosalie Kunoth-Monks the other day. Rosalie is an elder of the […]
When the President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins, the Irish military, government members and many Irish people gathered in Dublin, on Easter Sunday (27 […]
South Sudan has suffered from inadequate leaders, in all sphere of life, political, social, economic, religion and so forth and so, who have raised […]
Reflecting on struggles everywhere, we came to the conclusion that a people can’t be sovereign if they don’t have the right to vote. No […]
The Dream of Europeans is to transform the whole continent into South Africa or Kenya, where a white minority owns and controls the local […]
Port-au-Prince and other Haitian cities are today the stage of the largest popular uprising in decades of the suffering Haitian nation. Tens of thousands […]
“As in the past, the United States is taking great interest in how elections in Haiti are unfolding,” a State Department spokesperson announced a […]
We all know what happened. Donald Trump, that bumbling tycoon suddenly thrust into the political limelight, called for a wall to keep the immigrants […]
Dear Black African immigrant, The America you dreamt of is an America you […]
The prospects of the “working class” as an agent of social change has been debated for well over a century and a half. In […]
Photo courtesy Waging NonviolenceThe Chipko movement (which means “to cling”) started in the 1970s when a group ofpeasant women in Northern India threw their […]
Kabila’s Speech: Path to Glissement?1By Kambale Musavuli In less than one year (November 2016), the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is scheduled to […]
