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First of all I would like to thank Professor Mamdani and the Makerere Institute of Social Research for taking the initiative to convene this Conference to discuss urgent and important matters that...
Thank you very much for inviting me to this august gathering of Beyond Sport Summit and Awards 2011; a well-known and unique assembly of senior and highly experienced personalities and institutions...
This paper examines the war being fought in Libya between Colonel Gaddafi’s forces and the opposition with their stronghold in Eastern Libya. Unlike Tunisia and Egypt the opposition was not able...
All progressive forces should categorically oppose the military intervention underway in Libya. The no-fly zone, which was given the green light by the UN Security Council, has nothing to do...
he independence of South Africa's Reserve Bank is not undermined by new economic growth proposals unveiled by the government last week, governor Gill Marcus said on Tuesday, Zimbabwean President...
Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi is also known as ‘King of Kings', ‘Brotherly Leader and Guide of the Revolution', the ‘mad dog of the Middle East', and as an ‘African Che Guevara'? A former...
In today's podcast, ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe says that the nationalisation debate should not be emotional; the Commission for Africa says that rich countries should pay for mineral...
The gap between me writing this article and you reading it will be an interesting one. Right now, I am sitting in Belfast, watching the outworking of the 2010 British election as it swings from one...