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Debate Continues Over China’s Role in Africa
Debate Continues Over China’s Role in Africa Leading African analyst says Beijing is doing good work on the continent By Abayomi Azikiwe Editor, Pan-African News Wire A recent op-ed piece in the New York Times by Dambisa Moyo takes a … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Asia, Geo-Politics
Tagged Abayomi Azikiwe, Africa, Africa Growth and Opportunity Act, African development, african economy, AGOA, beijing, China, Chinese Economy, Economic Growth, Europe, French Military Intervention, global security, Hilary Clinton, Ivory Coast, Libya, Modo-Colonialism, NATO, nsnbc, Pan African News Wire, pan-african, Somalia, Zimbabwe
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Who said Ghadafi had to go
Hugh Roberts, London Review of Books So Gaddafi is dead and Nato has fought a war in North Africa for the first time since the FLN defeated France in 1962. The Arab world’s one and only State of the Masses, … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Opinion
Tagged African Affairs, african economy, CFA, Colonialism, crimes against humanity, DInternally Displaced, finance and economics, Ghadafi, Hugh Roberts, imperialism, Jamahiriya, King Idris, Libya, mediterranean alliance, neo-colonialism, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, war crimes, Who said Ghadafi had to go
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End of an era: West Looks East ?
Opitato Guvamombe first published in The Herald An unprecedented economic crisis has been tearing the Euro to pieces, forcing European countries – the self-acclaimed proponents of democracy – to look east and take their well-polished begging bowel to China. China … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Geo-Politics, World
Tagged Africa, African Affairs, african economy, asia, Asian Economy, China, Chinese Economy, economic crisis, End of an era, European Economy, finance and economics, Mugabe, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, Opitato Guvamombe, Robert Mugabe, The Herald, US Economy, West Looks East, World Economy, Zimbabwe
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Neo-Colonialism, Subversion in Africa and Global Conflict
Neo-Colonialism, Subversion in Africa and Global Conflict. The withdrawal of the old colonial powers from Africa, in the context of a developing cold war, (1), a developing Pan-African Nationalism (2), and the rising cost of maintaining a colonial administration system, … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Analysis, Editorial, Geo-Politics, World
Tagged african economy, african union, AFRICOM, CFA, cfa zone, China, chinese investments, christof lehmann, cino african, colonization of africa, Dr. Christof Lehmann, European Union, french economy in africa, gbagbo, Ghadafi, global war, Globalization, Libya, mediterranean alliance, mediterranean basin, NATO, Neo colonialism africa, neo-colonialism, northern africa, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, pan-african, pan-african currency, racism, ressources, Russia, Sarkozy, Subversion in Africa and Global Conflict, Tripoli, war on china, war on russia, west africa
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