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Africa

Critics Cast Doubt on Success of Efforts to Source Conflict-Free Minerals from Congo

John Lasker May 5, 2015 John Lasker

A debate is currently raging among personal consumer electronics companies, Congolese activists, and NGOs over whether an American law can finally bring peace to a mining sector in Africa that has sacrificed so much for wealthier countries in the global north.

The Rebel, Oronto Douglas: Memorial for a Friend

Daphne Wysham April 26, 2015 Daphne Wysham

If they knew him at all, the world knew Oronto Douglas as the former attorney for the Nigerian writer, playwright and Ogoni human rights activist Ken Saro Wiwa.

A Pre-History of Boko Haram: The Long Shadow of Usman dan Fodio

René Wadlow February 9, 2015 René Wadlow

There has been growing concern with the activities of Boko Haram in northeast Nigeria and its spillover into northern Cameroon, Niger, and in the Lake Chad area. Yet Boko Haram is not the first militant, anti-establishment Islamic movement in the region.

Nigeria: The Spirit of Saro-Wiwa Rises

Patrick Naagbanton November 18, 2014 Patrick Naagbanton

In one of the most polluted places on earth there’s a resurgence of resistance. - See more at: http://newint.org/features/2014/11/01/oil-niger-delta/#sthash.oEHtnn4P.dpuIn one of the most polluted places on earth there’s a resurgence of resistance.

In one of the most polluted places on earth there’s a resurgence of resistance.

The Humanism of Ali Mazrui: His Journey to the Vision of Openness

Horace Campbell October 29, 2014 Horace Campbell

Mazrui’s humanism was based on the dignity of all human beings regardless of race, religion, region or gender. It was a humanism linked to the quest for reparative justice, peace, self-determination, the rights of women, secularism and prosperity for all.

Ebola, The African Union and Bioeconomic Warfare

Horace Campbell October 22, 2014 Horace Campbell

As the Ebola outbreak rages, and there are projections of more than 1.4 million persons infected in the next few months, the African Union and ECOWAS has taken a back seat as the international media uses this virus to stigmatize Africa and Africans.

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