Sexual repression as an instrument of class domination The ruling classes of the early state societies had written legal codes…
Press reports from Africa indicate that there are unprecedented levels of economic growth taking place throughout the continent, which includes…
A convoy of two trucks, carrying over 100 people from the small town of Arlit in northern Niger to Algeria,…
U.S. military operations on Oct. 5 in Libya and Somalia were neither isolated events nor solely prompted by the siege…
U.S. military forces intervened in the African states of Libya and Somalia on Oct. 5 under the guise of waging…
A boat crowded with 500 refugees that had left from a port in Libya foundered off Italy’s Lampedusa island, located…
Journalist Nick Turse’s study, entitled “AFRICOM’s Gigantic ‘Small Footprint,’” reviews the increasing role of the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM)…
As the corporate media focuses on the current war drive against Syria, Washington’s militarist policies toward Africa continue to go…
While developments in Egypt in the aftermath of the military coup and massacres of Muslim Brotherhood supporters have dominated the…
The life and legacy of Marcus Garvey, along with many others instrumental to the Black liberation struggle, were honored in…