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Africa’s cultural treasures must be returned and full reparation made
Africa’s cultural treasures must be returned and full reparation made One of the most important aspects of continued foreign intervention in Africa
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Why are Papuans angry at migrants? Natalius Pigai
By Natalius Pigai: Mr. Pigai is a former Director for the Indonesian National Commission on Human Rights 2012-2017 originally from West Papua,
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The essence of Britain’s economic intervention in Africa has remained unchanged since the days of slavery and colonialism
British imperialism is notorious in history as one of the main plunderers of Africa’s wealth from the days of slavery and colonialism.
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Global Pan Africanism statement on 8 francophone countries agreement to withdraw from decades old CFA franc hegemony
Global Pan Africanism Network welcomes the bold move by 8 African Countries to withdraw their CFA reserves from Colonial France. We support
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14 Civil Wars and Genocides that claimed an estimated of 14.7 million lives in Africa
To support war for a period of one year, you have to be super rich, because war is very expensive to maintain.
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Germans were paid to use electricity, in Africa the same is scarce to millions of people and interrupted to those who can access
People in Germany were essentially got paid to use electricity. Electricity prices in the country went negative for many customers-as in below
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While France ways of looting Africa is well known to most, UK ways of looting Africa is more subtle
United Kingdom is the fifth largest economy in the world. It’s a miracle for a small island with little or no natural
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Child Labour: One of the alternative to fossil fuel is contributing to stealing childhood dreams and education to hundreds of thousands children in Africa
Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, thought her dream was stolen. “This is all wrong,” Thunberg said in one of her passionate speech.
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Africa still under the Shackles of Neocolonialism: We are Not Free
By Daniel Mwambonu They bled Africa during Colonization and Scramble for Africa but they are doing it again in Post Colonial Africa.
Remembering Pan-Africanist and DRC’s independent leader, Patrice Lumumba
Patrice Émery Lumumba was born in 2 July 1925. He served as the first prime minister
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