Jacques Depelchin

Since the time when the Africans, forced against their will to live in Saint Domingue (Haiti), revolted to end slavery (1791-1804) without the endorsement of abolitionists, these latter, and the allies of those who lost that battle, organised so that the emancipation of humanity would happen acco

To whomever wants to listen to the voice of conscience in the Democratic Republic of Congo, be they from the DRC or other countries, it is clear that these voices of conscience emanate from the majority of the Congolese population, revolted by a fraudulent and criminal electoral process.

The crises have erupted in our lives at different times, but, most of the time, the specialists although pretending to know, have clearly shown that their understanding was limited by their own training and reliance on data tainted by both the origin and the purpose for which they had been create

A call to foes

who plug their ears hoping

not to hear their conscience’s call

for fidelity

solidarity

with Haiti

Dear Friends of Professor Ernest Wamba-dia-Wamba,

To all those who have lost loved ones, please accept our most sincere condolences.

This has been written in response to ) and Greg Mills (director of the Johannesburg-based Bre

We hear a lot of people speak of a systemic crisis, yet at the same time there is very little systemic analysis going on. With regard to Africa, the most tragic is the paralysed silence in which the ruling cliques have found themselves.