IPOB – Ravage-effect of Fraudulent Radical Engagements

October 12, 2017 0

By Anthony Obi Ogbo – Publisher’s Analysis (International Guardian, Houston, TX) Psychological factors of political activism have never been scorned by history; in fact, the implications of political movement and social action have provided positive 25

Fidel Castro Leaves Complicated Legacy in Africa

November 30, 2016 0

By Dan Joseph (VOA). In Africa, as in Cuba, the late Fidel Castro was both loved and despised. Yibrah Mehari thinks of Castro as a benefactor. After his father, an Ethiopian soldier, died in 1971, Mehari 25

The genocide Germany wants to forget

August 23, 2016 0

By Daniel A. Gross/ As a teenager in the 1960s, Israel Kaunatjike joined the fight against apartheid in his native Namibia. Years later his activism would take him across the globe, to Berlin  —  the 25

Nigeria Finds a National Crisis in Every Direction It Turns

July 18, 2016 0

UGBORODO, Nigeria — Militants are roaming oil-soaked creeks in the south, blowing up pipelines and decimating the nation’s oil production. Islamist extremists have killed thousands in the north. Deadly land battles are shaking the nation’s 25

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