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European Union officials urged north African countries Thursday to abide by EU rules on arms trading to combat the spread of terrorism.At a meeting in Morocco, an envoy from the French EU presidency said the aim is to improve
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life appears to be getting more interesting or exciting by the day. as an African - I see the tide of world economics and politics seems good for our continent and people.
My last post was about China and so I can keep the Chinese “internet police” in a job, today’s post is also about China and its creation of a new slave empire. Frankly, the economic invasion of Africa by China, bringing with it a new imperialism,...
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After spending the past four months in a tent in a camp for the homeless, Mary Wambui, a Kenyan mother five, jumped at the chance to return home.
“Life here is so miserable. We live in the same tent with our children; you literally have to jump...
Civilians are completely at the mercy of armed groups in Somalia, says human rights group Amnesty International.
It says the situation is “dire” in the centre and the south with government troops, their Ethiopian allies and Islamist...
The ship was allowed to dock at the port of Luanda only so merchandise destined for Angola could be unloaded, according to the report. Angola is a longtime Zimbabwe ally.
The United States and other nations are concerned that, given tension in Zimbabwe...
The head of the African Union, Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete, has warned that rising oil and food prices could wipe out Africa’s recent economic progress. Mr. Kikwete spoke at AU headquarters in Addis Ababa, at a swearing in ceremony for the...
Because Mother Africa’s children, whether at home or abroad, are ancestral products of colonialism and slavery, we realise that fighting for democracy and human rights is an extension of our struggle for liberation and human dignity. The most...
The young assassins prowled Khartoum’s streets for hours on New Year’s Eve, looking for Westerners coming home from parties.
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