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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What’s Wrong with U.S. Policy for Ethiopia and Africa?
re posted from AFRICA AND THE WORLD
What’s Wrong With U.S. Policy For Ethiopia and Africa?
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
An urgent call to build solidarity in action
re posted from ABAHLALI baseMJONDOLO
An urgent call to build solidarity in action
Saturday 24 July 2021
Abahlali baseMjondolo Press Statement
An urgent call to build solidarity in action
The situation in Durban is very serious. The politicians and the people around them are actively trying to divide people and
What Climate Science Tells Us, What It Doesn’t, and Why It Matters | Steven Koonin
an extremely informative interview which should `unsettle`those who are under the misapprehension that there is a climate crisis. Professor Koonin is the author of a recently published book “Unsettled: What Climate Science Tells Us, What It Doesn’t, and Why It Matters”. Having taken the hours and great effort to actually … Read the rest
KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng are burning, we need to build a just peace
re posted from ABAHLALI baseMJONDOLO
Many people were hungry before Covid. Now they have been starving since March last year. Many lost jobs and those few who were getting the R350 grant which was making a difference to their lives have lost it. More than 74% of the youth are
… Read the restIn Defence of RET and All That Jacob Zuma Stands For
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BLF calls for National Shutdown until President Zuma is released, and other demands are met
10 July 2021
“what happened in Egypt is a great lesson. the masses may rise up, but without a revolutionary theory and organisational capacity reactionary forces take over and reverse … Read the rest
INFRASTRUCTURE : AFRICA`S PRIMARY NEED :Case Study of Eastern Congo
INFRASTRUCTURE : AFRICA`S PRIMARY NEED
Case Study of Eastern Congo
interview with Dr David Muhindo Biryage
The Democratic Republic of Congo is roughly 2.5 million km2. That is slightly greater than the combined land surfaces of Spain,Germany, France, Sweden and Norway. The DR Congo is Africa`s second largest country. … Read the rest
Understanding the Energy Flux-Density Requirements for African Development
Understanding the Energy Flux-Density Requirements for African Development
by Benjamin Deniston, LaRouchePAC Science, ben@lpac-organizers.com
2 July 2021
Koeberg Nuclear Power Plant, Cape Town, South Africa
When discussing what’s needed for the development of Africa, there’s no getting around one simple physical economic principle: a vast increase in both primary energy … Read the rest
Sanctions Are Barbaric and Immoral, and Must Be Ended — Col Richard Black (Ret)
Source: vanessa beeley
Sanctions Are Barbaric and Immoral, and Must Be Ended — Col Richard Black (Ret)
28 april 2021
“Col. Richard Black, former Chief of the Army Criminal Law Division at the Pentagon, and a member of the Virginia House of Delegates and later the Virginia Senate, spoke with … Read the rest
The life and death of an immigrant dog whisperer
May this dear human being rest in peace
re posted from GROUND UP
The life and death of an immigrant dog whisperer
| By Kimon de Greef Feature | Cape Town
Kevin Ilunga Nkongolo walks dogs in Milnerton. Photos provided by Karen Louise Fletcher
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