The actual cause of the climate crisis is the anthropogenic emission of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere since the start of the industrial revolution. But the proximate cause—the […]
Author: RUYANGE Jean-Fraterne is a passionate journalist, writer, and web activist using storytelling to advocate for social justice and equal rights. Co-founder @pashayouthhub | […]
Rwanda’s Economic Miracle Is a Lie 10 Jul 2024 – On July 15, Rwandan President Paul Kagame will be “re-elected” in a process the […]
The president’s decision comes after weeks of protests forced him to abandon proposed tax hikes. Kenyan President William Ruto has announced the dismissal […]
According to the 2021 Global Climate Risk Index, Malawi is among the five nations worldwide most affected by extreme weather events. The country experiences […]
On July 6 and 7, the leaders of the three main countries in Africa’s Sahel region—just south of the Sahara Desert—met in Niamey, Niger, […]
The current humanitarian crisis caused by M23 could have been prevented if the United Nations had acted in 2019 when we first raised the […]
The story should not be real. It was the morning of January 29, 2004. The Israeli military had already bombed substantial parts of the […]
Shortly after the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas War and the beginning of the widescale destruction of Gaza in October 2023, McDonald’s executives in Chicago […]
Life under occupation is a constant struggle. This is continually expressed at the international media conference in a refugee camp in Western Sahara. The […]
Key Global South countries attending the Ukraine “peace” conference in Switzerland in June 2024 refused to sign the joint communique issued at the end […]
The first part of this presentation dealt with how the endless war in eastern Congo came about, who its main masterminds are and what […]
22 Apr 2024 – The health of the planet and the health of the people are One, maintained through the cycle of food, the […]
A topic that is virtually never allowed to be addressed within the hallowed halls of academia is any suggestion that the official narrative of […]
“Technological change, while it helps hu- manity meet the challenges nature impos- es upon us, leads to a paradigm shift: It leaves us lesscapable, […]
Before our very eyes yet another humani- tarian catastrophe unfolds in East Congo. Many alarming reports from the region it- self prove this. Thematter-of-fact […]
According to the official calendar, the Olympic Games took place for the first time in 776 BC in the Greek city of Olym- pia […]
On Sunday, April 21, 2024, our team visited two groups at the Bulengo IDP camps near Goma, North Kivu, including the Catholic Community. On […]
17 Apr 2024 – For my first post on Political Therapy I am sharing this piece by the beloved Morton Deutsch, PhD, 1920 – […]
The U.S. kept the U.N. Security Council from sending in troops to stop the 1994 Rwandan Genocide. 17 Apr 2024 – The most widespread […]
‘I was very happy but of course that is not to say that I see a Nobel Peace Prize as something that is perfect.’ […]
22 Mar 2024 – In recent past weeks, the situation in Haiti has drawn international attention due to reports of escalating violence. Various media […]
Today, thirty years ago, I attended a Pan-African Movement conference in Kampala, Uganda. Later that night, as I prepared to go to sleep, I […]
Sabah, Libya, is an oasis town at the northern edge of the Sahara Desert. To stand at the edge of the town and look […]
Introduction 15 Mar 2024 – It is natural to have questions about how this paper on transitional justice fits into the series of 56 […]
