One voice will be especially loud: Trevor Ngwane’s. A leading activist from Soweto, he was last at a Washington protest in April 2000, amidst 30,000 demonstrators.
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Tagged under Global South Asia Mahatma GandhiI first met Assata Zerai in 1999 while visiting the family of Horace Campbell in Syracuse University where they were colleagues. It was my first Thanksgiving dinner in the United States.
Tagged under Arts & Books African Women, ICT and Neoliberal PoliticsFormer President Mugabe had been receiving medical treatment in Singapore for several months. While he was president in his later years, Mugabe would travel to Singapore for his annual medical examinations.
Tagged under Pan-Africanism Zimbabwe President Robert MugabeTony Blair’s New Labour purposefully undermined and sabotaged the political economy of Zimbabwe from late 1997.
Tagged under Pan-Africanism Zimbabwe Tale of two red cockrellsThe Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is changing the ways we connect with each other, with information, and with the world, especially in terms of using the Internet.
Tagged under Gender & Minorities Fourth Industrial RevolutionRwanda received roughly “US$1.22 billion” in development aid in 2016-2017, the most recent year for which official deve
Shashe was the first area to be occupied in Masvingo Province when the popular land occupation movement began, in the early 2000s, before spreading throughout Zimbabwe.
Tagged under Land & Environment Zimbabwe Shashe Agroecology SchoolA common narrative about the genocide in Rwanda is that between 7 April and 15 July 1994, an estimated 500,000 to 1,000,000 Tutsis were killed. [1] Following this, a Tutsi group, led by the Rwanda Patriotic Front (RPF), killed over 100,000 Hutus, but also thousands of Tutsis.
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