Within the nooks and creeks, even difficult for the Libyans themselves to find them are most probably black Africans, scared stiff to sneak out of their hide-outs because of the inevitable confusion with "African mercenaries" and facing mob justice. reports coming out indicate...
The 10th Congress of the All African Students Union has ended in Accra, Ghana with a clarion call to all African students to unite to help the continent as over the past month the reputation for the continent has been maligned with protest and fighting especially in the Northern...
Anyone who claims that they know, for sure, that either Allassane Dramane Ouattara or Laurent Gbagbo won the election is fiddling with the truth. Dr. Nfor N. Susungi Considering the facts, it is difficult for Angola to accept that there is an elected president in La Côte...
By Nana Akyea Mensah, The Odikro. A Rejoinder: Cote d'Ivoire needs a chocolate revolution, byGabby Asare Otchere-Darko, Ghanaian Chronicle, Opinion | Fri, 04 Feb 2011 "The world can take a firmer decision on cocoa exports to gradually but speedily deny Gbagbo the oxygen of...
BLACK HISTORY MEANS HEROIC FIGHTBACK African Americans & the struggle for socialism, 1901-1925 By Abayomi Azikiwe Editor, Pan-African News Wire Published Feb 19, 2011 9:12 AM In 1901 the Socialist Party of America, after much ideological and political struggle,...
These are earlier protests in Djibouti. There is at least one death reported from recent protests. Read more about this on All-Voices.com Note: Third Party Websites The Website may contain links to third party websites that are not owned or controlled by Pan-Africanist...
"Iran, the Green Movement and the USA": Hamid Dabashi On the Future of the Iranian Pro-Democracy Movement "I think the ability of the people, the democratic will of the people to generate and sustain information and globalize it is far more important than secret...
By ::Colored Opinions:: Yoweri Museveni, Uganda's President for the past 26 years, and his rival presidential candidate, for the third time, Dr. Kizza Besigye. Ugandans began voting on Friday, February 18th, with the country's Daily Monitor reporting that there are...
“Libya is Forever Changed by These Events”: Libyan Poet and Scholar Khaled Mattawa on the Pro-Democracy Movement Amid Government Violence After a week of pro-democracy demonstrations in Libya that left more than 300 people dead, protesters have continued to demand...
We are shocked and horrified by the reckless abandon and the extents taken by the Libyan authorities, including reports of the hiring of foreign mercenaries to kill and maim peaceful protesters by a leader who prides himself as being "democratic" in his own Green Book! As the...
