More than 100 people marched and rallied in New York City on Sept. 17 in defense of Zimbabwe; the country’s…
On June 16, 1976, students in the Southwest Townships (Soweto) outside of Johannesburg, South Africa, stayed home from school to…
It was April of 1974. A popular folk song serving as a secret signal to the captains in Portugal’s Armed…
President Barack Obama’s administration, utilizing the Office of Foreign Assets Control, announced on March 2 the extension, for another year,…
On March 7, the Pentagon announced it had killed 150 members of the al-Shabab [“the youth”] guerrilla movement in a…
The Zimbabwe ministry of mines announced in the capital Harare on Feb. 23 that all but one of the firms…
Regional and international health officials emphasize that the Ebola virus disease crisis is not over, as three new cases have…
A military exercise by 5,400 troops from various African Union member states in South Africa is aimed at creating a…
The U.S. State Department opened a conference in Libreville, Gabon, on Aug. 24 to promote trade between Wall Street and…
The reports about tens of thousands of desperate refugees scrambling out of the Middle East and North Africa, trying to…