TODAY IN HISTORY 19TH MARCH, 2011: NATO ATTACKS LIBYA By Pan-Africanist International On 19 March, military operations began, with US and British forces firing over 110 Tomahawk cruise missiles,[21] the French Air Force and British Royal Air Force[22] undertaking...
On the Gaddhafy Assassination, Kwesi Pratt Is Damn Right! Feature Article | By Nana Akyea Mensah Mr. Kwesi Pratt, Jnr., a leading member of the Socialist Forum and managing editor of the Insight newspaper, was certainly not amused at hearing the news concerning the death of...
"Nkrumah was doing more to undermine our interests than any other black African." This reaction focuses exclusively on the references to Nkrumah in the Opinion section of al-Jazeera, “What does Gaddafi's fall mean for Africa?” by Mahmood Mamdani Last...
Gaddafi's death: African Union lifts Libya's suspension Addis Ababa, Ethiopia - The African Union (AU) has lifted Libya's suspension and allowed the National Transitional Council (NTC) to occupy the country's seat at the continental body, following Thursday's death of...
Libya’s Gaddafi dies… but as whose martyr? By Dr. Michael J.K. Bokor E-mail: mjbokor@yahoo.com Thursday, October 20, 2011 At long last, one of the two eventual possibilities to rid Libya of its long-term maverick leader, Muammar al-Gaddafi, has materialized....
The US ambassador to Tripoli tells US companies: "oil is the jewel in the crown of Libyan natural resources". Total victory promises 35% of Libyan oil concessions to the French oil company Total. [caption id="attachment_1349" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Assault on...
Two articles sum up NATO's accomplishments in Libya. NATO has instigated race war, and has so damaged the infrastructure of an independent successful developing country that it has created a failed (or soon to fail) state for the profit of NATO countries: NATO’s Glorious...
The significant alignment of forces behind the governments facing popular uprisings in Southern Africa shows the powers behind the NATO in bed with the regimes under fire. It bears the same similarities with the patterns we saw in Tunisia and in Egypt. How do you expect France...
I just read a report from the USAfricaonline.com,with the awful banner "KILLINGS: Libya rebels said to be murdering Black African migrant workers", posted on Aug 29th, 2011, which vindicates my position that Ghana needs not to rush in giving recognition to the rebels who have...
AU and the Politics of Recognition of the Libyan Rebels, A Roll Call A Pan-Africanist Brief - Situational Awareness Wikipedia is doing a very good job in helping to see clearly what is going on in Africa, so far as the politics of the recognition of the Libyan rebels is...
