Journalist, David Hundeyin discusses John Mahama as Ghana`s new president and answers – Have the French really pulled out of Africa or not? Of course they have not
Source: George Galloway
17 January 2025
The previous president of Ghana went out … Read the rest
this article is Part 7 of a series documenting the rise of Paul Kagame and the destabilization of the Great Lakes. Part 1 is titled `Sun City` which can be found … Read the rest
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BRAVO! BURKINA FASO, MALI, NIGER for holding out against imperialist backed African states
Source: Make Afrika Great
25 Feb 2024
ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States) has lifted sanctions on Burkina Faso, Niger and Mali. The three countries … Read the rest
by PD Lawton 4 February 2024
“South African automotive companies source leather car seats from a factory in Lesotho employing close to a thousand workers and wiring harnesses from Botswana at two plants employing several thousand workers. They source copper wire from … Read the rest
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the slave who is not capable of assuming his rebellion does not deserve that we feel sorry for himself. This slave will respond only to his misfortune if he is deluding himself about the suspect condescension of a master who claims to free him. Only struggle … Read the rest
Bandung 1955, Nehru of India, Nkrumah of Ghana, Nasser of UAR/Egypt, Sukarno of Indonesia and Tito of Yugoslavia
by PD Lawton. 23 January 2024
The United Nations is finished. It has shamed itself. The world can no longer continue with the lie … Read the rest
Transcript of this speech is below the video
Source: Talking Africa
After he was overthrown by Ghanaian military traitors backed by foreign powers, Ghana’s first President, Kwame Nkrumah delivered an impassioned speech from exile in Guinea to the people of … Read the rest
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Professor Dampare also shed light on the pivotal role played by the jointly established School of Nuclear and Allied Sciences, a collaborative effort between the Commission and the University of Ghana, in nurturing human resources for the nuclear sector.
Nkrumah made this speech in 1966
Source: CPPGhanaOnline
7 October 2012… Read the rest