RAZIAH MWAWANGA There has been a lot of drama and turmoil in the recent days as the African continent, especially the northern part, is torn into pieces as people cry out for blood and change. What initially started as one man’s protest against unjust treatment by law enforcement officers has thrown North Africa into full-blown… Continue reading THEY CAME: The North African Uprising and Foreign Interference, A Lesson for African Leaders and Citizens
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How Digital Technology Has Become Integral in The Quest for Freedom Across Africa
John Dramani Mahama, Vice President of Ghana Watching the the Egyptian crowds as they listened to a speech by their now former president, Muhammad Hosni Sayyid Mubarak, who had been in power since the assassination of Anwar El Sadat in 1981, only confirmed what is becoming more and more obvious: that for Africa there is… Continue reading How Digital Technology Has Become Integral in The Quest for Freedom Across Africa
Egypt/Zimbabwe: Zimbabweans Cannot Outsource Their Revolution (opinion)
Jacob Dlamini  Johannesburg (South Africa) – The year is only 34 days old and already it has seen the absolute demise of one dictatorship (Tunisia), the near collapse of another (Egypt), the rattling of a third (Jordan), the likely ruin of a fourth (Yemen) and the possible failure of a fifth (Algeria). That, by any… Continue reading Egypt/Zimbabwe: Zimbabweans Cannot Outsource Their Revolution (opinion)
Egypt Calls for Freedom, Day 6: Update Sun, Jan 30, 2011, 9.00 am
The police have largely disappeared from the streets but there is a heavy military presence in the city, even though soldiers are not intervening in the situation.
The African Uprising
FERNY NARH The African is always left in the dark whiles decisions pertaining to his or her well being are taken by unknown forces. We are then forced to accept because the interest of our leaders has already been secured. I feel no less for my fellow Africans because I am also a victim of… Continue reading The African Uprising