Source: Schiller Institute
Dr. Kelvin Kemm insists that “technological apartheid” not be imposed upon continental Africa. Instead the deployment of advanced nuclear power plant designs, including the fourth generation pebble bed reactors designed in South Africa, as well as floating modular … Read the rest
by PD Lawton 6 January 2021
” We have to take active steps to dismantle the colonial economic model that we inherited and that we sustained over the last 50 years . We have to stop being exporters of primary products to countries … Read the rest
re posted from AFRICA AND THE WORLD
Africa’s only nuclear powerplant in Koeberg South Africa. (Courtesy cbn.co.za)
December 18, 2020
Ghana has correctly focused on obtaining energy from nuclear power to realize their ambition of … Read the rest
Rowland Ataguba, Managing Director of Bethlehem Rail Infrastructure Limited, proposes that the African Integrated High Speed Rail Network should be fast tracked. His proposal should be taken up and considered a priority if Africans are to experience the qualitative changes that only infrastructure, in particular a modern, high speed standard … Read the rest
re posted from EIR DAILY ALERT SERVICE
Dec. 7 (EIRNS)—In an article with global ramifications, the imperial proponents behind The Economist have admitted that “the U.S.” can no longer compete with China in Africa. Writing from South … Read the rest
re posted from EIR DAILY ALERT SERVICE
Nov. 30 (EIRNS)—On Tuesday Nov. 24, André de Ruyter, CEO of South Africa’s state-owned power producer Eskom, said that company thinking “had [now] evolved to encourage renewable capacity rather than resisting … Read the rest
re posted from EXECUTIVE INTELLIGENCE REVIEW
This article appears in the November 27, 2020 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
by PD Lawton, 15 November 2020
Today, Africa stands at the cross-roads. This is the last opportunity for the continent`s leadership to decide the fate of 1.3 billion people.
This is the most crucial moment in Africa`s history. The choice on one hand, … Read the rest
re posted from Abahlali baseMjondolo
Friday, 16 October 2020
Abahlali press statement
Abahlali to march to the Premier of KwaZulu-Natal to demand an end to state corruption, forced evictions and violence
LAROUCHE SOUTH AFRICA
by Ramasimong Phillip Tsokolibane
My name is Ramasimong Phillip Tsokolibane. I am the leader of the LaRouche movement in South Africa. But I make this urgent appeal not … Read the rest