Source: Rising Tide Foundation
28 Dec 2021
In this Rising Tide Foundation lecture, Africa Agenda editor in chief PD Lawton takes you through a definitive history of Africa with a look to the future. PD introduces ancient African renaissance traditions that … Read the rest
Source: Jason Liosatos Outside The Box
https://brandnewtube.com/v/NwJx6n… Read the rest
1800 km of electric high-speed rail to be completed by 2023!
Source: The New Africa Channel
Egypt’s High Speed Railway Project Takes-off – The Egyptian nation will finally see the commencement of the 660 km high-speed electric rail line which will … Read the rest
excerpts from an interview by Addis Asefa of Talk to OBN Future Africa and former Sudanese Diplomat, Mekki Elmograbi.
“Africa should support GERD”
“GERD … Read the rest
Energy/Electricity is the Power to Develop and Eliminate Poverty in Africa
Source: The New Africa Channel
12 August 2021
Production of Equipment begins for Egypt’s El Dabaa nuclear power plant: The 2nd nuclear power plant in Africa – Rosatom, … Read the rest
PD Lawton in conversation with Talk To OBN Future Africa on the struggle for development in Africa and in particular, Ethiopia
Source: OBN Oromyiaa [Oromia Broadcasting Network]
9 August 2021
Ethiopian media interview with Lawrence Freeman, physical economist and political analyst for Africa. An interview that covers a great many aspects of Ethiopia`s recent achievements, the bizarre reaction from the Biden administration, the destructive nature of a powerful element within the current administration and the hypocrisy of so-called Western democratic … Read the rest
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by Lawrence Freeman, July 31, 2021
Knowledgeable American analysts of U.S.-African relations are disturbed by the U.S. government’s treatment of Ethiopia. In the first six months of the Biden Presidency, we have witnessed a … Read the rest
The 19 July, 2021, the second filling of Ethiopia`s Grand Renaissance Dam ( GERD) will be remembered as a momentous occasion in the history of this incredible nation. The dam is the largest hydro plant in Africa. It has been funded entirely by Ethiopians.
None of the water will be … Read the rest
“Therefore, for Ethiopia, building the GERD is not a matter of choice, but an economic and developmental necessity and the way out of poverty for a nation of 112 million people.”
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