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Impatience can be fatal. As this African proverb vividly puts it, in your haste, you might accidentally find yourself getting a venomous bite if you don’t…

Could it be that the Pentagon can’t account for $824 billion in expenses because of its covert operations in Africa, among other places? How many US taxpayers…

A 14-year-old Israeli boy in the resort town of Eilat caused a storm on social media after uploading a disturbing video of himself spitting into the…

Boxer Floyd Mayweather faced a hostile crowd while shopping in London’s upscale Hatton Gardens. The 47-year-old attracted attention from a group of men who confronted him…

The US government had Nelson Mandela on terrorist watch list until 2008, 14 years after he became president of South Africa. Why, you might ask? Because…

Was Syria’s Bashar al-Assad the latest target of a Western-engineered regime-change agenda against Global South governments? That’s what many are thinking after the lightning seizure of…

On 7 December 2023, one of Britain’s finest anti-colonial poets, Benjamin Zephaniah, passed away at 65, leaving behind a revolutionary and anti-imperialist legacy. He used his…

Syria’s back in the news, hot on the heels of the fragile 60-day ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah announced on 27 November. Turkish-backed rebel groups led…

Namibia has made history by electing its first-ever female president. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah secured 57% of the vote, according to the country’s electoral commission. Her victory reinforces…

In 1865, the United States formally abolished slavery through a constitutional amendment—but with a significant exception: Forced labour could still be used as punishment for a…