Photo: Courtesy of Phapano Phasha. Caption: Phapano Phasha as a commentator on ANN7 television, 2017.
by Phapano Phasha , 27 October 2018
Phasha is an ANC Branch Secretary in Johannesburg, a researcher, social commentator, community activist and communications strategist. She writes … Read the rest
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Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa Should NOT Have the Majority of Poor People.
October 24, 2018
This is absolutely unacceptable. There is no objective reason for Nigeria and Sub-Saharan Africa to have … Read the rest
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This article appears in the October 26, 2018 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
Schiller Institute founder and President Helga Zepp-LaRouche keynoted an invitation-only event for diplomats and others
… Read the restThis is a very interesting interview from 2017 on ANN7 with Sifiso Mahlangu interviewing Energy Minister David Mahlobo. Under the Zuma administrated ANC government, energy security was a priority, one of the three pillars of freedom.
More on this a.s.a.p – the anti-nuclear agenda is coming from the environmentalist cult … Read the rest
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In the election of 2018, what are the actual stakes? If
The following is the second part of an interview conducted by Sifiso Mahlangu of ANN7 with Dr. Ben Ngubane.
Source: Afro World View TV
Sifiso Mahlangu: “…and who stands to benefit when Treasury captures Eskom? I think you put it so bluntly in our previous conversation that Treasury is … Read the rest
This is an interview by Sifiso Mahlangu of ANN7 with Dr. Ben Ngubane, former Board Chairman of Eskom from 13 June 2017.
Dr Ngubane speaks about the mis-representation of Eskom by the media who have called it a mis-managed, corrupt and inefficient institution, ‘state-captured`. Thuli Madonsela`s … Read the rest
the mainstream media flows straight from the sewer
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Hanging with Harley – Harley Schlanger, 16 October 2018
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This article appears in the September 28, 2018 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
