Horace Campbell

In the book, ‘Too Big to Fail’, it is reported that on 13 September 2008, Larry Fink got on the plane to Singapore.

It was announced this week that Benoit Mandelbrot passed away at the age of 85. One news source called him a ‘maverick’ mathematician.

‘Through the voices of Africa and the global South, Pambazuka Press and Pambazuka News disseminate analysis and debate on the struggle for freedom and justice.’

MARCHING OR MOBILISING

On 1 October 2010, the peoples of Nigeria and Africa reflected on the fifty years of struggle to create a society where humans can live in dignity.

Brother Ronald Walters joined the ancestors on 10 September 2010. Over the past 50 years he was a scholar and activist in all areas of the global Pan-African movement. From his early years in Kansas, USA, in the movement against Jim Crow he was involved in demonstrations and sit-ins.

When the news of the plans to burn more than 200 copies of the Qu’ran reached international headlines, any sane person wondered if US society had gone crazy.

It was in August 1945 that Ho Chi Minh and the Vietnamese people declared their independence from France. Between 19 August and 2 September 1945, the Vietnamese independence movement consolidated their political hold on the country.

On Friday 6 August 2010 the Syracuse Peace Council held a vigil in Syracuse, New York, to commemorate the loss of human life from the bombing of Hiroshima on 6 August 1945.

‘Technology is a double edged sword.’ – General George Casey