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I can´t breath, says Africa
I can´t breath, says Africa
I can't breath, says Africa, By Million Belay
Dear all, Ever since I saw the video of the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota, on the 25th May, killed by a police man who knelt on his neck for NINE MINUTES, while he w


Omar Blondin DIOP, Seeking Revolution in Senegal
Omar Blondin DIOP, Seeking Revolution in Senegal
Omar Blondin DIOP, Seeking Revolution in Senegal, By Florian Bobin
For nearly fifty years, one figure has embodied revolutionary politics in Senegal: Omar Blondin Diop, a young activist and artist who died in 1973 while imprisoned


It is imperative to reconstruct the Internationale of workers and peoples
It is imperative to reconstruct the Internationale of workers and peoples
It is imperative to reconstruct the Internationale of workers and peoples By Samir Amin 1 For the last thirty years the world system has undergone an extreme centralization of power in all its dimensions, local and international, ec


Farewell to a Comrade, Nelson Mandela
Farewell to a Comrade, Nelson Mandela
Farewell to a Comrade, Nelson Mandela Adios MADIBA Mandela was part of a large number of African militants (some of whom preceded him), who in face of the inhumane and unjust reality of apartheid, decided to take the bull by the h


Thomas Sankara on the Emancipation of Women An internationalist whose ideas live on! ( by Nathi Mthethwa)
Thomas Sankara on the Emancipation of Women An internationalist whose ideas live on! ( by Nathi Mthethwa)
Thomas Sankara on the Emancipation of Women An internationalist whose ideas live on! by Nathi Mthethwa Introduction "...We, who have walked with giants know that Moses Mabhida belonged in that company too". (O.R. Tambo at Mabhida's funeral) I am ce


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