Uncategorized Chad’s President Idriss DĂ©by Fedens Dies in Battlefield for His Country 21 Apr 2021 Chad🇹🇩: President Idriss DĂ©by dies succumbing to injuries sustained while commanding his Army in battle against rebels in the North. He will be remembered as a fearless Commander-in-chief and the…
Uncategorized Justice Served: Derek Chauvin has been found guilty on all counts in death of George Floyd 21 Apr 2021 Jurors reached a verdict at the trial for former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd. Chauvin bail revoked, taken into custody Upon being found guilty…
Papua New Guinea Polye: I stood for justice and I forgive those that rigged the Kandep election 21 Apr 202121 Apr 2021 By LORRAINE WOHI NEWLY elected Member for Kandep, Don Polye while giving his welcome speech in Parliament on Tuesday has described his victory as a sign of not giving up.…
West Papua The Musician Who Became Political Activist… 20 Apr 2021 The musician who became a political activist… ANDY AYAMISEBA West Papuan sovereignty advocate West Papua/Vanuatu | 1947 - 2020 Andy grew up in the beautiful land of West Papua, only…
Africa… Elizabeth Ross Hite was a formerly enslaved Louisianan 20 Apr 202122 Apr 2021 Elizabeth Ross Hite was a formerly enslaved Louisianan who settled with her husband in New Orleans after the Civil War, and whose stories and memories were recorded by the Works…
Africa Samory Toure: a legendary African Muslim king who fought French colonialism 20 Apr 202122 Apr 2021 Described as African Napoleon, Samory Toure built a Muslim empire fighting off the French colonisation of West Africa in the 19th Century. Toure's rise is one of the inspiring examples…
Papua New Guinea Sir J recovers, thanks everyone for healing prayers 19 Apr 202120 Apr 2021 New Ireland Governor Sir Julius Chan has fully recovered after he was diagnosed with acute food poisioning since Thursday 8th April. His family physician, Dr John Tonar in a statement released…
Australia Aboriginal deaths in custody reflect the poor health of Australia’s democracy 19 Apr 202121 Apr 2021 Thirty years after the Aboriginal Deaths in Custody Royal Commission, is it time we admit that reconciliation is failing? More than that, isn't it obscene to talk about "reconciliation" in the…
Africa Lest We forget: “We Will Win” Afeni Shakur’s Letter from Prison, 1970 19 Apr 202124 Apr 2021 In 1968, Afeni Shakur–along with 20 of her fellow Harlem Black Panther Party members–was arrested on charges of conspiring to carry out bombings in New York. Unable to pay the…
Melanesia Former Vanuatu PM disputes Somare legacy as Melanesian decolonisation champion 18 Apr 2021 A former Vanuatu prime minister says praise heaped on the late Sir Michael Somare as a supporter of political freedom in the region is misplaced. Barak Sope's comments strike a…
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