An historic betrayal has consumed Greece. Having set aside the mandate of the Greek electorate, the Syriza government has willfully ignored last week’s landslide […]
Ever since I first heard “Kangpe” on FIFA 10, I have been extremely interested in the eclectic sound of the music Nigerian artist […]
In this series of African’s peaceful means, we will explore through structural research on violence and peace, we shall try to comprehend the conception […]
“I’ve never felt I was an important person. Africa has changed how I feel about myself. Everyone I met here made me feel special, […]
Even as the group has publicly celebrated its work, insider accounts detail a string of failures By Justin Elliott, ProPublica, and Laura Sullivan, NPR […]
Development professionals will all have heard the word ‘empowerment’. While what the term empowerment means is still subject of discussion, many practitioners and academics […]
A few people have asked me what my uncle kept inside for years in this post. My uncle has now passed away (nothing to do […]
The securitisation of immigration control has failed to solve the migrant crisis because it ignores the root cause: a global system that puts profits […]
Photo credit: Garry Pierre-Pierre By Emmanuel Alexandre Jr. Emmanuel Alexandre Jr. is a Haitian-American filmmaker and instructor living in New York City.He […]
The poems in this book are powerful messages about the cruelty and violence, often hidden and denied, in families, communities and countries. Although […]
In response to the Ebola epidemic in Guinée, Liberia and Sierra Leone, the world noticed two distinctly different responses: one from the USA and […]
By Dietrich Fischer* 8 April 2015, TRANSCEND Media Service – Johan Galtung** is often asked to define peace journalism. In the most concise way, he […]
On the occasion of the 8 March International Women’s Day, Kimpa Vita Press present you an inteview of Mildred Aristide done by haitisolidarity.net Mildred […]
Title: Njinga, Rainha de Angola (Nzinga, Queen of Angola) Category: History Duration: 109 Minutes Director: Sergio Graciano Release Year: 2013 Language: Portuguese & English […]
SHARE: Across The King’s River is an upcoming documentary film about a man embarking on a journey from East Oakland to Nigeria, […]
Some African musicians have ‘risen to the occasion’ with the launch of their own Ebola campaign song intended to be an alternative to Bob Geldo’s […]
Göran Olsson is a filmmaker from Sweden, well known from his earlier documentary: “The Black Power Mixtape 1967-1975”. The documentary telling about the evolution […]
Ketty Adong is trying to piece back her life after escaping from LRA rebels. Photos by Rachel Mabala. IN SUMMARY Ketty Adong is a […]
A long the road to Gulu, it is clear that life has returned to normal. This is evidenced by children playing by the roadside, […]
I’ve been intrigued by this tribe ever since I heard about them while listening to Dr. Wayne Dyer speak on their unique tradition. […]
INTRODUCTION As the Ebola outbreak rages, and there are projections of more than 1.4 million persons infected in the next few months, the African […]
Every psyop [psychological operation] needs heroes as well as villains.So-called epidemics are managed out of a playbook.The playbook looks very much like something the […]
On September 4, after ten days of widespread street protests against the biotech giant Monsanto’s expansion into Guatemalan territory, groups of indigenous people joined […]
British actor Idris Elba is gearing up to release a Mandela-inspired eleven-track album in November. mi Mandela, “a celebration of South African music inspired by Nelson Mandela,” its […]
Brahim Senouci recently wrote a piece in his blog which well depicted an Africa at the crossroads. According to Senouci, ‘of course, slavery and […]
