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  • China in Africa: neither devil nor angel

    Seifudein Adem | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    30.04.2014

    Much has been written on the subject of Africa’s economic engagement with China. There are those who can be characterized as Sino-optimists versus the Sino-pessimists with the Sino-pragmatists in between. But is it really the case that if one is leftist, one is also likely to be a Sino-optimist?

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  • Russia and the Ukraine crisis

    Samir Amin | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    17.04.2014

    Russia’s policy to resist the project of colonisation of Ukraine by western powers should be supported. The target of constructing a Euro-Asian community, independent of the Triad and its European subordinate partners, is a positive initiative

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  • EU-Africa summit may lead to increased imperialist interventions

    Abayomi Azikiwe | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    16.04.2014

    Thirty six African heads of state recently attended an EU-Africa summit on the theme “Investing in People, Prosperity and Peace.” Yet, behind the scenes the EU plans to deploy a thousand troops to join UN troops in the Central African Republic

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  • AFRICAN ODYSSEYS AT BFI SOUTHBANK, APRIL – JUNE 2014

    Contributor | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    10.04.2014

    The forthcoming African Odysseys programme will feature screenings of inspirational films by and about the people of Africa, followed by question and answer sessions with the film directors

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  • Working for China on Nigerian infrastructure

    Theophilus Abbah | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    10.04.2014

    Chinese companies are implementing huge infrastructure projects in Nigeria. But like the colonialists before them, they are engaged in serious labour violations apparently with impunity. How does this ‘south-south cooperation’ benefit the Nigerian worker?

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  • BRICS corporate snapshots in Africa

    Baruti Amisi | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    09.04.2014

    The BRICS are united in their drive for foreign direct investment, a thirst for natural resources and poor environmental regulation. A closer examination of the predatory capitalist penetration of each BRIC nation reveals multi-national companies carving up Africa in a similar way the countries of the 1884 Berlin conference did to Africa

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  • China in Africa: Neither devil nor angel

    Seifudein Adem | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    03.04.2014

    Whether China’s growing presence in Africa is cause for celebration or caution is a matter that has left analysts scratching their heads in the past decade or so. Perspectives range from Sino-optimism, to Sino-pragmatism to Sino-pessimism

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  • 4th Edition of the West African Seed Fair: A Communique

    West African Peasant Seed Committee (COASP) | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    26.03.2014

    On the occasion of the 4th edition of the West African peasant seed fair, held in Djimini, Senegal, from March 11-13, 2014, 350 participants, representing 54 delegations from Benin, Burkina Faso, The Gambia, Niger, Mali, Togo, Senegal, Guinea, India, Europe and Canada assembled to promote peasant seeds.

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  • Hillary and other assorted Barbarians at Russia’s gate

    Glen Ford | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    13.03.2014

    The United States is more than just an ally to fascists in Ukraine and everywhere else; the American South provided an historical model for fascism. The fascist order of the pre-Sixties Solid South was simply a domestic expression of U.S. Manifest Destiny – the national religion. The fascists – both local and imperial – have laid siege to Russia.

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  • Museveni and reconstruction of homophobic colonial legacy in Africa: Which way progressives?

    Horace Campbell | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    11.03.2014

    African progressives must stand up and speak out against the wave of anti-gay laws now blowing across the continent – aided by American Christian fundamentalists pursuing a white supremacist agenda. The rights of same-gender loving persons are human rights that are inextricably linked with the rights of every person in society

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  • Russian education: Africa’s choice

    Kester Kenn Klomegah | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    06.03.2014

    Squeezed between rising economic costs of education and living standards, and low motivation for academic studies in a socially intolerant environment, authorities have been struggling to lure foreign students into educational institutions in post-communist Russia for more than a decade now.

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  • China in Africa: Devil or Angel?

    Luo Jianbo and Zhang Xiaomin | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    19.02.2014

    China has never denied that its Africa policy has its own strategic interests. However, one of the most outstanding features of China’s policy is its aspiration to promote South-South cooperation and to achieve the renaissance of Asia and Africa. Unlike the former colonial masters, China’s engagement provides Africa with new development opportunities

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  • We have an anti-imperialist obligation to the people of Haiti

    Ajamu Nangwaya | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    12.02.2014

    Every free Black person owes a debt of gratitude to the Haitian Revolution. Now Haiti needs you. It is ten years since imperialist forces overthrew Haiti’s democratically elected leader and foisted on them a Western stooge. The people are resisting. Take action

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  • China’s oil safari crosses Japan’s energy diplomacy in Africa

    Narcisse Jean Alcide Nana | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    05.02.2014

    China may view the Japanese leader’s recent tour of Africa as an attempt to contain its own influence in Africa. Japan is focusing on developing trade with Africa, particularly Mozambique’s natural gas. How will China adjust to a new competitor?

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  • Haiti: Christian Aid calls for end of secrecy over mining of £12bn minerals

    Contributor | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    30.01.2014

    Concern is growing at the secrecy surrounding deals struck between Haitian government and US and Canadian mining companies over the country’s estimated £12bn gold, silver and copper deposits

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  • Amilcar Cabral, imperialism and neo-colonialism

    Chimusoro Kenneth Tafira | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    22.01.2014

    To Cabral, the liberation struggle was a revolution to overthrow the oppressive system of domination and exploitation of one human being by another. This has not been fully achieved in Africa, despite the end of formal colonialism. The liberation movements and current regimes lack an astute ideology grounded in the history and aspirations of their own people

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  • Global civil society mourns the passing of Nelson Mandela

    Zubair Sayed | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    10.12.2013

    Under Mandela’s presidency, the foundations for an enabling environment for civil society in South Africa were laid and Civicus, the global civil society alliance honours the passing of Madiba who in 2004, bestowed his name to the Nelson Mandela-Graca Machel Innovation Awards

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  • The metaphor of race relations in Brazil

    Pablo Mattos | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    04.12.2013

    The case of Amarildo, an Afro-Brazilian teenager tortured to death by the Brazilian police represents the dispossession of blacks and institutionalized racism of Brazilian society as black people of the favelas continue to confront racial stereotypes that dehumanize and ultimately take their lives

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  • Colonial languages

    Márcio André | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    28.11.2013

    Languages

    I wish I could talk to you in languages

    Touch you in Wolof

    Kiss your body in Lingala

    Love you in Bambara

    I wish I could talk to you in my own voices

    And with my music

    Those sounds which burn in our soul

    So, smiling in Chokwe

    Play with you in Swahili

    I dream of venting my being

    In Fula, Mandang

    And after that, loose myself in the between, in your Yoruba

    Remember in Umbundo

    Come in Kimbundo

    But, oh no, I only speak Portuguese

    Colonial languages

    And the post-colonial conditions

    And freedom?

    Which language to speak?

    Which chant to sing?

    Can silence translate it?

    Can space contain it?

    *Translated from Portuguese by Alyxandra Gomes

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  • Speaking truth to whiteness in Brazil

    Alyxandra Gomes Nunes | Global South & Transnational Struggles
    28.11.2013

    Brazil conjures up the misleading notion of being a racial democracy, yet its Afro-Brazilian population continues to experience overt and covert forms of racism. In this special two part issue of Pambazuka News we seek to speak truth to whiteness in Brazil which is symptomatic of a global white supremacist thinking, despite the fact that people of colour are the majority in the world

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