"You no longer need your calculators to go for lunch in Harare"
As 42 opposition activists were facing treason charges in Zimbabwe for watching video footage of the
As 42 opposition activists were facing treason charges in Zimbabwe for watching video footage of the
When I was wrong as well as a snob about rappers and politics and readers called me on it.
The International Society for Human Rights‘s new campaign. Via Osocio.
Via Patrick Bond: Last weekend a group of Zimbabwe scholars–organized by University of Kwazulu-Natal School for Development
I don’t care much for Cape Town group Freshlyground’s muzak. But you can’t deny the cleverness
This film "Mugabe and the White African," is too busy picking sides, to ignore and obscure land dispossession by Whites of Blacks, instead hoping to posit White farmers as outside of history.
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzFCSfP6mH0&w=480&h=295] The talks about trade opportunities between Iran and Zimbabwe during a visit to Zimbabwe by
The New York Times columnist traveled to Zimbabwe and wrote two totally different stories for his paper that read like night and day.
Julius Malema is equally a creation of the ANC and the South Africa's media. He is, however, the ANC's responsibility. How long it will take before ANC leaders kick him out?
Jeffrey Gettleman, The New York Times’ Africa Correspondent, frequently seizes opportunities to slander Africans while praising their colonizers.
A white man dressed like Mobuto with two black "assistants" in tow, throw around fake money in Basel. What's this about?
Platon, the New Yorker staff photographer got many of the world's leaders to sit for portraits. A number of African leaders obliged.
Mo Ibrahim can't find a suitable candidate for the good governance award he hands out to the best former African leader once a year.
How Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's Life President since 1980, bested CNN's Christiane Amampour.
This is another Weekend Special post: compiling news and links we didn't have time to focus on in the last week.