Panafrica
A judge from the tiny Samoan archipelago made history last week by declaring that Charles Taylor, the deposed president of the West African state of Liberia was guilty of “aiding and abetting” the multiple atrocities committed by a rebel force in neighbouring Sierra Leone – nine years after being indicted by a United Nations Special Court. The judges unanimously ruled that Mr Taylor knowingly assisted the commission of these crimes by providing a continuous flow of arms, ammunitions, logistical and other forms of support to the main rebel group (Revolutionary United Front) in exchange for diamonds.


South africa
Sun Fire Solutions presents a range on innovative Solar Lighting systems especially suitable to African not easy conditions of life. What is most important is the fact that (...)

Panafrica - United States - International
By Jasson Urbach
The use of GM (genetically modified) food crops is a highly emotive issue. What should influence the debate between those who support these developments and those who oppose (...)

Cameroon
By Fon Mndere
Nothing about Biya came as a surprise prior or during this year’s presidential election – Last minute announcement of election date, constitution of the election (...)


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Prices, profits and planning - the teaching of Hayek

Individual Liberty delivers economic freedom and progress

Wangari Maathai, the woman of trees, dies

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Struggling for Democracy in Guinea-Bissau: Drug Trafficking, Military and Politics
Mauritius: where they don’t kill the geese that lay the golden eggs
New Winds of Change Blowing in the Developing World

Society
On the Charles Taylor verdict: a valuable precedent or blundering Western meddling?
Libya threatened by the Somalia Syndrome
Wangari Maathai, the woman of trees, dies

Economics
Prices, profits and planning - the teaching of Hayek
Nigeria’s Grave Numbers
The Market Economy and its Enemies

Internet
Social media and cyber-activism in North Africa’s revolution
Namibia and Zimbabwe politicians confront new technology
Gaddafi’s "grave secret" threat triggers French internet craze

Arts & entertainment
Hao Ge: An African super star singer in China
Ayo: The Nigerian-Gypsy who won’t budge
Youssou Ndour: Live!

Sports
John Paintsil, the king of own goals
Football and Sex: 2010 World Cup unsettles a myth
Nigeria : FIFA suspends Nigeria Football Federation

Discovering
South Africa: A dish way to cook in compliance with Kyoto protocol
End game in Côte d’Ivoire marks a new beginning
Randa: A transsexual is above all a human being

Opinion editorial
African Farmers are Desperate for Change
Inch’Allah Opposition delivers Cameroon to Biya on a Platter of silver
Individual Liberty delivers economic freedom and progress

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Responsibility to Protect: A moral case for the U.S and its allies in Libya
Africa’s Political Tsunami and a few bad men
Africa’s MDG Quagmire: Moving beyond the goals

Health corner
Discovering the birth of France’s first “child donor”
Ivory Coast’s battle for antiretroviral drugs
Cigarettes: Smoking out your life

 
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