Asylum for sale: Refugees say some U.N. workers demand bribes for resettlement
A seven-month investigation found reports of U.N. staff members exploiting refugees desperate for a safe home in a new country. A woman throws stones at…
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Libya: Will the U.N. Appeal for a halt to the March on Tripoli be heard?
With the administrative-political situation in Libya badly stalemated and a meeting for negotiations to be held 14-16 April unlikely to make progress, on Thursday 4…
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Le Gouverneur Richard Muyej déterminé à poursuivre l’émergence du Lualaba
Sous le coup de minuit, la Commission électorale nationale indépendante (CENI) a donné le go pour la campagne de l’élection des Gouverneurs et Vice-Gouverneurs de…
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Africa’s historic free trade deal now has enough countries signed up to go into force
The Chairperson of the African Union Commission Moussa Faki Mahamat holds the instruments after they were signed by the heads of state and representatives from…
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Belgium to apologise for kidnapping of children from Congo
What the Belgian Congo was like Mixed-race children born in 1940s and 50s were forcibly taken from Congolese mothers Belgium’s prime minister, Charles Michel, is…
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The Lasalin Massacre: Is it an accidental event, a fight between rival gangs to control an area, or a calculated and planned political act? by Vladimir Durace.
This article, originally written in Haitian Kreyol for Haiti Solidarity in February 2019, was translated by Haiti Action Committee. Lasalin, a shantytown in the capital…
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Recent unrest reveals continuing revolutionary spirit in Haiti
Mass demonstrations against imperialist hegemony have rocked the western hemisphere’s poorest nation of Haiti. During the month of February, hundreds of thousands of Haitians took…
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L’histoire de Papa Wemba à l’aube du 24 avril
«Il est des hommes qui nous marquent. Il est des hommes qui nous entrainent. Il est des hommes qui nous illuminent. Papa Wemba, ce maître…
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Algeria: The Long Goodbye by Rene Wadlow
Street demonstrations began in Algers on 22 February 2019 and quickly spread to other cities in Algeria. The demonstrations, often led by young people, are…
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We Ought to Fight Dependence on Technology
Technology should not strip us off our ‘human’ ability to survive and thrive independently. We should not be enslaved by our own inventions. Let’s think…
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COMMUNIQUE DE PRESSE: Pour publication immediate
COMMUNIQUE DE PRESSE Pour publication immediate Goma, le 29 Mars 2019. Vernissage ce lundi 1er Avril de l’installation photo – vidéo Transcend d’une dizaine d’artistes…
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The New Plan for Africa is Just Like the Old Imperial One
When US National Security Advisor John Bolton unveiled the new United States plan for Africa last December, few in Congress knew the closely guarded…
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