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Women’s suffrage and African emancipation during the 19th century
BY Abayomi Azikiwe . Appeared on Mar 04, 2019 on pambazuka. From Seneca Falls to the Civil War and Reconstruction the struggle for national liberation…
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South African liberation struggle icon Winnie Madikizela-Mandela. EPA-EFE/Jon Hrusha Keith Gottschalk, University of the Western Cape Writings on South African liberation struggle icon Winnie Mandela…
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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…
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Emperor Haile Selassie statue joins list of Africa’s troubled memorials
A statue of Ethiopia’s last emperor, Haile Selassie, at the African Union Commission in Addis Ababa. Hailu Wudineh Tsegaye / Shutterstock Martin Plaut, School of…
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I am not a criminal, I am an artist By MARIA DAÏF
The story of three Moroccan dancers who despite having valid Visas, were refused entry, locked up, and deported by the Dutch authorities. On January 10,…
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ICRC HYPOCRISY IN MYANMAR AND THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO
Reading the sex scandals conducted by Oxfam personnel in Haiti I remembered past reports implicating UN peacekeepers in the Central African Republic, but it also…
View More ICRC HYPOCRISY IN MYANMAR AND THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGOThe story of an alliance between two poets — one Cuban, one South African
Keorapetse Kgositsile. Oupa Nkosi/Mail & Guardian Cynthia Gabbay, Freie Universität Berlin and Karin Berkman, Hebrew University of Jerusalem It’s a little more than a year…
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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…
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From a Refugee Camp to Davos: One Co-Chair’s Story
Photo: WEF The Co-Chairs of this year’s Annual Meeting have delivered a strong call to action to participants in Davos. Perhaps the most emotional plea came…
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Censorship and Human Rights Violations: The Effects of Fake News on Democratic Governments By Kaza Christian Boneza
Although false stories have existed for quite some time, the amount of erroneous and intentionally misleading news stories has risen in recent years, largely due…
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Investors Turn Kenya’s Troublesome Invasive Water Hyacinth into Cheap Fuel By Benson Rioba
Currently 30 square kilometres of Lake Victoria, which stretches to approximately 375 kilometres and links Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda, is covered with the evasive water…
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