Source: Sébastien Périmony
Reverdir le désert en Afrique – #9
14 Mai 2023
9ème épisode de la série Voir l’Afrique avec les yeux du futur sur “Faire renaître l’Afrique : reverdir le désert”
Source: Sébastien Périmony
14 Mai 2023
9ème épisode de la série Voir l’Afrique avec les yeux du futur sur “Faire renaître l’Afrique : reverdir le désert”
Source: Sébastien Périmony
12 Mai 2023
Interview de Sébastien Périmony sur #CGTN France au sujet de la crise financière en cours aux Etats-Unis et le débat sur le plafonnement de la dette !
This speech received a standing ovation in the AU Parliament. It obviously resonated with all the members. Africa will no longer be … Read the rest
Dr Fred M`membe speaks about the Anglo-American oligarchy that began with Cecil John Rhodes and the Rothschilds, how their City of London and Wall Street mining corporations have power over southern African governments and how they create and manipulate opposition candidates like Bobi Wine in Uganda and the liberal party … Read the rest
another stone is put in place, building the multipolar world as the Arab nations embrace each other in solidarity and reject Western imperial doctrine of regime change and war
Source: vanessa beeley
20 May 2023
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“Coal and nuclear are the best sources of energy that can be produced most … Read the rest
re posted from MINING WEEKLY
“You will know that we are working on a request for proposals for 2 500 MW of nuclear and sites have been identified . . . therefore we are hoping that at a point we will have more nuclear power around us.”
He even argued … Read the rest
“That is why I am suggesting that each nation must have one or more nuclear energy producing plants. The naysayers and zero growthers are wrong.”
re posted from AFRICA AND THE WORLD
May 2, 2023
Nuclear energy … Read the rest
Source: Australian Citizens Party
1. The gang of four plotting against your freedom
2. Was the attack on the Kremlin a jolly good show?
3. On World Press Freedom Day, … Read the rest
re posted from AFROLEGENDS
Amidst the news of chaos in Sudan, it is easy to forget other news happening at the same time across the continent. When it comes to Africa, the Western media