ICT, Media & Security

It is hard to mull over the history of Somali Youth and not first feel pride and then despair and sadness because of the bright past and tragic present.

With permission, Mr Speaker, I would like to make a statement on a legal settlement that the Government has reached concerning the claims of Kenyan citizens who lived through the Emergency Period and the Mau Mau insurgency from October 1952 to December 1963.

A female police officer was almost undressed as she battled a female journalist during a demonstration over the closure of the Daily Monitor and other media houses in Kampala, Uganda, recently.

Probably the most important question for Zimbabwe today is that for how long shall this great country be covered by a dark cloud of tyranny? The ‘saints of dictatorship’ have defied the popular will to transform the country to democratic politics via the infrastructure of tyranny.

Every time the annual season of wage negotiations is about to begin, as it is now, representatives of capital unleash a tsunami of propaganda about workers’ ‘high and unaffordable’ wage demands.

I must have been about 10 in colonial Kenya when I saw men, women and children in a convoy of lorries being forcibly removed from their land and relocated to some dry plains they called the land of black rocks.

There are two fundamentally different ways of understanding the rise of the BRICS concept. The first is that Jim O'Neill's idea was successful because it merely articulated an already existing drive towards a 'rising power identity' and closer cooperation among these countries.

Fonkou’s Moi Taximan is a fascinating novel to read.

The two bodies are concerned about several recent developments in Burundi:

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