Kribsoo Diallo
Kribsoo Diallo is a Cairo-based Pan-Africanist researcher in political science related to African affairs. He has written for many African magazines and newspapers, and Diallo has contributed to translated editions of papers and articles in Arabic and English for several research centers within the African continent.
The Shah’s Iran (1953-1979) forged strategic oil, military, and nuclear ties with South Africa’s apartheid regime, helping the latter survive international sanctions. This relationship, driven by mutual economic interests, only ended with the 1979 Iranian Revolution, after which the new government supported the anti-apartheid movement.
Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles
Diallo explores the life of Mohamed Khalil Qassem and his legacy.
Tagged under Tributes
Diallo explores the political significance of Qassem’s literary output and his legacy
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