Comment & analysis

Egyptian authorities have always dreamed of having a complete nuclear power industry to solve the energy shortage (deficit) in the country.

In 2011, the South African government initiated a renewable energy procurement programme with the view to achieve a few aims: the diversification of its energy sources away from coal; liberalisation of the sector through the introduction of independent power producers and augmenting supply to fue

• According to Glen Stewart, a former lawyer with the Community and Legal Aid Services Program whose service area includes the Jane-Finch community, “Concerns around policing were one of the focal points ([31"> years ago) and, unfortunately, they've never really gone away.

Nigeria is going to the polls to elect a president in less than one week. Understandably, there is a high level of apprehension, hence American President Barack Obama’s intervention in calling for a fair and peaceful election.

Let's play a guessing game. Guess who emphatically warned the mighty Zimbabwe Republic Police not to harass vendors? Is it Japhet Moyo the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions Secretary General? Or perhaps Mai Chisamba the people-centred talk show host?

African Women’ s Decade 2014 Report

Four years since the launch of the African Women’s Decade 2010-2020, where are we?

Nigerians are getting to know why Rivers State has become a killing field. The last time, it was when the campaign train of the opposition All Progressives’ Congress, APC, landed in the bustling town of Okrika only to be confronted by hoodlums.

Fred Hampton was 21 years old when the Chicago Police Department and the FBI coordinated his assassination in 1969. As chairman of the Black Panther Party chapter in Illinois, Hampton helped organize a Free Breakfast Program that fed thousands of children.

Officials from the United Nations, the African National Congress and an array of mostly former, but also present, world leaders have participated in the Crans Montana Forum in Dakhla, occupied Western Sahara, to the delight of the colonizer, Morocco.

“The wise man is ashamed of his faults, but is not ashamed to correct them.”