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  • Ali Mazrui (1933-2014): An intellectual giant whom I met in Kericho

    Kamran Mofid | Food, Health & Wellbeing
    22.10.2014

    Prof Mazrui was widely published and here we reproduce his keynote speech in 2005 at the Fourth Annual Conference organised by the Globalization for the Common Good Initiative. GCGI Founder Prof. Kamran Mofid shared this speech with Pambazuka News in memory of his friend.

    Tagged under Food, Health & Wellbeing

  • The tragedy of Africa

    Kamran Mofid | Governance
    30.07.2013

    The security of Africa's development is under threat if the rising phenomenon of jobless growth and high youth unemployment is not addressed

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  • An Open Letter to G8 Leaders: Why World Poverty is a Justice and Ethics Issue First, and then an Economic Matter

    Kamran Mofid | Governance
    06.06.2005

    The continuous existence of such high levels of abject poverty in Africa and elsewhere in the world in its very nature is an affront to God and humanity and thus can never be justified. You, the leaders of the G8, have an opportunity in the coming weeks to begin to reverse this inhumanity and injustice, once and for all, and leave your mark on history. This open letter is a message from Africa, the Africans, in association with their non-African brethrens who recently attended an international conference, Africa: the Quest for Justice and Peace, which was held in Kenya.
    (http://www.commongood.info/programme2005.html).
    Conference Declaration:

    * Please click on the URL provided to read the rest of this letter.

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