Model leaders where are they in Republic of South Sudan? By Ater Garang
South Sudan has suffered from inadequate leaders, in all sphere of life, political, social, economic, religion and so forth and so, who have raised […]
South Sudan has suffered from inadequate leaders, in all sphere of life, political, social, economic, religion and so forth and so, who have raised […]
In this statement, written right before the postponement of the January 24th presidential “run-off” election, 68 grassroots organizations in Haiti issue an urgent call […]
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 […]
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 […]
Atlanta, Georgia, USA The atrocity in Paris seems to trigger the word “terrorism” with a higher frEquency than ever, in the media, from the […]
Haiti’s next election is less than two weeks away. Former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide made a rare public appearance before cheering multitudes on September 30, […]
An elaboration of a public lecture given at Rhodes University. In this short paper, I want to argue that African […]
Proposal: A bioceanic confederation from the Indian to the Atlantic oceans, including Uganda and Tanzania, Rwanda and Burundi, and the two Congos, maybe more […]
Nelson Mandela Foundation This is an edited transcript of economist Professor Thomas Piketty’s address to the 13th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture, which took place […]
Mr. Vice-President, Mr. Speaker, Honorable Members of Congress, Dear Friends, I am most grateful for your invitation to address this Joint Session of […]
Reflecting on David Rovics, Kristian Svenson And Elona Planman passage in Trondheim, Norway. By Raïs Neza Boneza With the recent refugee a.ka. migrants and […]
What is Polite White Supremacy? Polite White Supremacy is the notion that whites should remain the ruling class while denying that they […]
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 […]
The poems in this book are powerful messages about the cruelty and violence, often hidden and denied, in families, communities and countries. Although […]
INTRODUCTION AND CONTEXT On June 13, 1980 Walter Rodney was assassinated in Guyana. Since that date there have been many calls for a commission […]
The new book, ‘Capitalism: A Ghost Story,’ explores the blurred connection between corporations and the foundations they endow. What follows in this essay might […]
There are times when farce and living caricature almost consume the cynicism and mendacity in the daily life of Australia’s rulers. Across the front […]
In many countries, the proportion of the total national budget spent on the military, is a lion’s share compared to other priorities. And […]
Photo: http://bit.ly/1m3q4Gr by Rosa Lia: The Palestine-Israel Journal One conversation in a coffee shop in Ramallah with a Palestinian who spent 10 years […]