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Beware the Rotten Fruit of AFRICOM Training

January 16, 2014 Global AuthorAfrican Union, AFRICOM, Amadou Sanogo, AU, Mali, US

The U.S. may talk the talk of ‘democracy’ and ‘human rights,’ but in Africa, it has never walked the walk.” If a tree is judged by its fruit, U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) is undeniably diseased from its roots to its branches. One of AFRICOM’s fruits, Amadou Sanogo, who is a captain in Mali’s armed forces, and a former AFRICOM trainee,... Read More

South Sudan, Central African Republic Targeted for US Political and Military Intervention

January 15, 2014 Global AuthorCentral Africa Republic, Obama, Salva Kiir, Somalia, South Sudan, Uganda, Vice-President Riek Machar

U.S. admits that military advisers are functioning in Somalia Fierce battles have taken place in two states in South Sudan. Unity state, an oil-producing area, was retaken by the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement/Army (SPLM/A). Other gains in Jonglei state by Juba around the capital of Bor have occurred with the assistance of the Ugandan military during the first full week... Read More

Kagame’s Mass Atrocities in Rwanda and the Congo

January 9, 2014 Global AuthorBurundi, congo, hutu, ICC, Michael Hourigan, Paul Kagame, Robert Gersony, Rwanda

On 17th August 2012 counsel for several Rwandan and Congolese (DRC) political and civil organizations, delivered a complaint to the Prosecutor of the ICC concerning crimes allegedly committed by the current President of Rwanda Paul Kagame which are within the jurisdiction of the ICC. (3) The complaint filed included UN reports dating back to 1994 concerning Kagame’s mass atrocities in... Read More

Washington’s Puppet Regime in Libya Teeters on the Brink

January 4, 2014 Global AuthorAli Zeidan, Gaddafi, Libya, Obama, Tripoli, US

Libya’s capital city Tripoli was at a virtual standstill yesterday. Most of Tripoli’s businesses, schools and public sector workers went out on strike, demanding that militias leave the city. A 48-hour state of emergency was declared Saturday. Tripoli saw some of the bloodiest fighting since the overthrow of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, with at least 45 people killed in... Read More

GEOSTRATEGY: A Geographic Map may hide A strategy for mental subordination

January 1, 2014 Global Authorafrica, Bruno Giordano, Jean Paul Pougala, Love Africa, Panafricanism

"To defend a continent, we must love and to love Africa, we must have the intellectual capacity to put as priority the deconstruction of mental conditioning in which virtually the whole population lies. " By Jean Paul Pougala A- BORN-RENAISSANCE OF INTELLECTUAL DISSENT:The example of Bruno Giordano (1548-1600) Bruno was a Dominican priest, professor of philosophy, mathematics, physics. He was accused... Read More

UNITE OR DIE:In 2014 and beyond, Malawi’s only strength is unity of purpose

January 1, 2014 Global AuthorBakili Muluzi, Bingu WA Mutharika, Joyce Banda, Kamuzu Banda, Malawi Cashgate, Mallawi

If the year 2013 has taught us anything at all, it is that Malawian leaders, no matter what good intentions they confess, preach or claim at the time of their acquisition of power, they are commonly denominated by how soon they succumb to greed and self enrichment as power gets to their heads. Read More

The Lies Behind The West’s War On Libya

January 1, 2014 Global AuthorGaddafi, Libya, Obama, US

It was Gaddafi’s Libya that offered all of Africa its first revolution in modern times – connecting the entire continent by telephone, television, radio broadcasting and several other technological applications such as telemedicine and distance teaching. And thanks to the WMAX radio bridge, a low cost connection was made available across the continent, including in rural areas. It began in... Read More

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Happy Kwanzaa; The Black Christmas

December 27, 2013 Global Authorafrica, Christmas, Dr. Maulena Karenga, Kwanza, Pan-Afrikan, Swahill

Matunda ya kwanza ya mwamuko wa wana Afrika: the first fruits of the Afrikan Renaissance The holiday period is here with many cultures celebrating Christmas, Hanukah, and Genna (Ethiopian Christmas) among others. However, it is quite alarming that few in our communities are aware of a holiday that is rightfully ours: Kwanzaa. Yes, it is alarming, but not so much… Read More

Exploring why African States and African leaders struggle to be Democratic

December 25, 2013 Global Authorafrica, African Leaders, democracy

It has become one of the major political science paradoxes of Africa that a majority of nation states and/or their leaders in sub-Saharan Africa purport to be democratic or to espouse the principles and tenets of democracy yet struggle to live up to the standards of democratization. The question that crops to mind with regards to this irony might be... Read More

How A Shooting Exposed The Plunder Of Malawi’s Treasury

December 24, 2013 Global AuthorDr. Hetherwick Ntaba, Joyce Banda, Malawi, Malawi Cashgate, Paul Mphwiyo, Steve Sharra

On the night of Friday September 13, 2013, Paul Mphwiyo, Budget Director in Malawi’s Ministry of Finance, was shot. Armed men were lying in ambush just outside the gate to his home, and fired at the 37-year-old as he drove in. Mphwiyo’s family rushed him to the Area 43 MASM Clinic. It was 11:30 p.m. I happened to be at… Read More