Coalition condemns France intervention in African countries April 12, 2011 Accra, April 12, GNA - Members of the Coalition Against Foreign Military Intervention in Africa (CAFIA), on Tuesday demonstrated against foreign intervention in African countries and the...
The initial account of French soldiers arresting Gbagbo and handing him over to the rebels begin to disappear! The BBC link now leads to a very contradictory account of the original story, with the original one nowhere to be found! The Following Link Has...
Police have stopped the planned peaceful demonstration organized by members of the Pan- African Movement against western countries bombing Libya. The Kampala extra Police Commander Grace Turyagumanawe told journalists in Kampala that the blocking of the demonstration is...
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By The Socialist Forum of Ghana (SFG) The Socialist Forum of Ghana (SFG) is following current developments in La Cote d'Ivoire, especially the capture of President Laurent Gbagbo, by French Special Forces with keen interest. In our view, the action of the French Special...
Uploaded by pterryn on Apr 8, 2011 Entretien entre Peter terryn, Ali-Masmadi et Michel Collon sur la Libye et Côte d'Ivoire, les médiamensonges, la propagande et les intérêts de l'Occident et de l'OTAN en Afrique. Comprendre la guerre en Libye (1/3) Comprendre la...
Feature Article of Saturday, 9 April 2011 On Being Internationally Recognised By Kwasi Adu These days, to be a leader of a nation, a presidential candidate does not have to achieve a majority of votes in a free, fair and transparent election. All that one needs, is to be...
Arch O.Ansah/Ghananewslink.com The Editor of the Insight Newspaper and leading member of the Socialist Forum, Kwasi Pratt Jnr is convinced that the on-going military bombardment by French forces and local Ivorian rebels on Laurent Gbagbo and his loyalists, only amount to an...
Libya: We urge for a quick end by Samia Nkrumah on Thursday, March 24, 2011 at 2:37pm Africa and the world needs peaceful solutions to continental and global problems. We want to resolve conflicts through dialogue and not by unleashing bloodshed and suffering as is happening...
By Michael J.K. Bokor, Ph.D. When the rebellion against Libya's Muammar al-Gaddafi erupted, the African Union registered its concern and called for circumspection while making moves toward a non-violent solution other than the current international military operations against...
