As CNN and the western media cheered and encouraged  the over throw of Brother  Gadhafi in Libya the question is whose side is CNN on?.

According to CNN Sabha -- a dusty city southwest of Tripoli -- has long been considered a staunch pro-Moammar Gadhafi stronghold, but many of its residents greeted fighters from the new government warmly as they rolled into the city Tuesday. This according to people in Sabha is not true and the NATO led rebels will have a tough time controlling the city.

Most African leaders should understand CNN serves the interests of Obama and NATO.  No one from CNN has cared to report that most of Africa does not like what is happening in Libya. The African Union has refused to recognize the NATO led rebels as a government.

We no longer need CNN in Africa.

Johannesburg, South Africa - For decades, the so-called “White Robber Barons” are exploiting African people and drying out African land without any remorse. They are trading, stealing, committing fraud, bribing,  breaking sanctions, dealing in arms, in a sentence, they are doing whatever they want, they rule Africa.

It’s important that we understand just how messed up Africa is. It’s important that any bad news from Africa become big news. Still, I wasn’t surprised at all to read recently how poverty rates and child death rates 

Atlanta, Georgia -  11th May 2011 - on behalf of Apollo Hospitals, Asia Med Connect has signed an agreement with Eltas Enterprises INC the publishers of The Maravi Post and The Africa Global village to publish health awareness articles in the two media outlets and future Print outlets. 
According to the C.E.O of Etlas Enterprises INC, Mr. Elwin Mandowa, this agreement will serve the readers and advertisers well providing them a medical resource." This will be the place to get medical questions answered and referrals to affordable medical treatments. We at Eltas Enterprises INC are very please to facilitate this service for our viewers" He said

The Africa Global village project would like to welcome Jennifer Fierberg as their media advisor as well as Senior Funding executive for our project. Jennifer is a social worker in the US working on peace and justice issues in Africa through journalism.

Her literary focus has been concentrated on the ongoing humanitarian crisis occurring specific to Rwanda and throughout Africa. Her articles have been published on many humanitarian sites that are also focused on changing the world through social, political and personal action. She has extensive experience in the mental health field includes working with victims of trauma and domestic violence, justice matters as well as individual and family therapy.

Jennifer is passionate and focused on bringing the many humanitarian issues that plague the African Continent to the awareness of the developed world in order to incite change. She is also a correspondent, Assistant Editor, and Volunteer Coordinator for NGO News Africa through the volunteer project of the UN.

Jennifer comes to the Africa Global Village Project with a great deal of experience and we are very excited that she has decided to join us.

The South African government has been accused of resorting to censorship policies reminiscent of the Apartheid era in a bid tosilence its critics in the media. The ruling African National Congress is pushing a series of measures which would, opponents say, undermine freedom of speech, criminalise investigative reporting and threaten whistleblowers in the civil service with lengthy prison sentences.

Greetings from inside the Africa Global village We are very proud tonight, having just launched a website for a very worthy Cause that is also quite dear to our hearts. Readers  will find that the main objective of this websiter is to encourage open debate and reform action in all Africa's regions on the need to create the legal and political  environment necessary to promote good governance, the Rule of Law and citizen participation.