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Bi-partisan Senators on South Sudan to Pompeo: “We share deep frustration with the lack of progress toward a political settlement and the untold levels of human suffering despite…
Frédéric Mousseau One week after the release of the Oakland Institute’s report, Evicted for Carbon Credits: Norway, Sweden, and Finland Displace Ugandan Farmers for Carbon Trading, Swedish Energy…
U.N Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has appointed Winifred Byanyima as the new Executive Director of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS. Photo: Wikimedia Commons United Nations Secretary-General António…
With Sowore at an event at the Graduate School of Journalism at Columbia. On August 3, Omoyele Sowore, Publisher of Sahara Reporters was arrested by the regime of…
Kalinda Michael, a.k.a Zigy Wyne -- another victim of Gen. Museveni's brutal regime. His left eye was gouged out and two fingers chopped off. An activist musician who…
Nelson Mandela. Photo: YouTube The Struggle for economic justice, wealth redistribution justice, political empowerment, and land liberation continues in South Africa. The struggle will produce new heros. Today,…
May the torch be with you. Civil and human rights veteran Rev. Jesse Jackson honors Bobi Wine and offers words of wisdom. The civil rights struggle continues with…
A giant has joined the ancestors. Black Agenda Report editor, lifelong organizer, and deep thinker Bruce Dixon made his transition on June 28, surrounded by his family in…
Nkrumah enjoys a light moment with Kennedy during U.S. visit. The CIA under President Johnson-backed the 1966 coup. Photo: Wikimedia Commons Most of Africa's socio-political and economic woes…
Yoweri Museveni. The Ugandan dictator for the past 33 years has failed to create an enabling environment to nurture development. Photo: Facebook For easy reference, let us assume…
