Walvis Bay, image: miningreview
by PD Lawton , 4 August 2019
Despite the worst drought in many years,despite various embargoes and despite severe poverty these are happy and hopeful times in Namibia. This ancient and … Read the rest
Source: New China TV
LIVE: Chinese-built container terminal inaugurated in Namibia
LIVE: A Chinese-built new container terminal is inaugurated at Namibia’s Walvis Bay.
The modernized port, located on Africa’s western coast, will facilitate transit between southern Africa, Europe, Asia, and the Americas.
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Tonight’s discussion will feature Mike Billington discussing the Extinction Rebellion, christened in Britain last October as a proto terrorist component of the Malthusian green movement now … Read the rest
Source: New China TV
Aerial view of Africa’s first electrified railway. The Chinese-built Ethiopia-Djibouti railway cuts travel time from several days to only 10 hours.
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In reviewing the potential of a new epoch in international relations, based on a decisive break with geopolitics, Helga Zepp LaRouche said that it is the “lack
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July 28, 2019
President Buhari has maintained his commitment to recharging Lake Chad, which he discussed with me after he was elected to his first term as president in Mach 2015. The International Conference to … Read the rest
re posted from AFRICA AND THE WORLD
July 26, 2019
As we continue to celebrate the 50th anniversary of man landing on the Moon, we should reflect on how our optimistic science … Read the rest
and were the millions of miners who have become ill working in South Africa`s mines, diagnosed with silicosis-induced TB or with AIDS? Is AIDS an umbrella label?
re posted from GroundUp
https://www.groundup.org.za/article/landmark-silicosis-settlement-made-order-court/
26 July 2019 By Tania Broughton
re posted from EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
https://larouchepub.com/other/2019/4629-frantic_british_censors_strike.html
This article appears in the July 26, 2019 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
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an exceptionally interesting talk by Christopher Monckton who advocates for sub Saharan Africa to have as many coal fired plants as possible because a severe lack of electricity is killing millions. Well worth listening to.
Source: The Lumen Fidei Institute
