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V. Arun Kumar, The Dawn News
Workers March Against Anti-labour Provisions in South Africa
12 Apr 2018
We march to end all forms of oppression, say workers who also express solidarity with Palestinians
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South Africa: Trade Unions Welcome Zuma Prosecution
20 Mar 2018
SAFTU said that the corruption is not just a crime by a limited number of individuals, but an inherent feature of monopoly capitalism.
Phakamile Hlubi-Majola
Cyril Ramaphosa Has No Agenda Except Neoliberal Policies, Says NUMSA’s Irvin Jim
17 Feb 2018
One should not be confused with the changing of chairs and think that there will be revolutionary agenda in ANC.
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Unions and Opposition Party in South Africa Condemn Eskom Reinstating Corrupt Officials
06 Jan 2018
Matshela Koko and Prish Govender were facing corruption and nepotism charges for multi-billion rand deals.
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Seven Killed as Anti Kabila Protest Rages in DR Congo
01 Jan 2018
The protesters are demanding the resignation of President Joseph Kabila, after he backed down from his promise to step down by the end of 2017
Surangya Kaur
BJP MLA’s False Promises get Nigerian Footballer Imprisoned
26 Dec 2017
BJP MLA Mrinal Saikia promised to get Henry’s visa extended for coaching players of the MLA's football club. When Saikia failed to get the extension, Henry got thrown in jail, with no mention of the…
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Shell Accused of Committing Horrific Crimes in Nigeria's Ogoniland
30 Nov 2017
Saro-Wiwa, who led a nonviolent campaign against environmental degradation of the land and waters of Ogoniland by Shell was executed by the Nigerian military dictatorship in 1995.
Surangya Kaur
How Ocean Grabbing is Threatening the Livelihoods of Women Fishworkers
24 Nov 2017
Making a living from selling fishes is getting harder as the seas are now dominated by huge corporate fishing vessels.
V. Arun Kumar
Zimbabwe and Robert Mugabe: Looking Back
20 Nov 2017
During the liberation struggle, the people rallied behind Mugabe’s band of guerrillas and his call for ‘land to the tillers’.
IANS
Ancient Egyptian Scribes Mixed Copper in Inks: Study
12 Nov 2017
The black ink used by Egyptian scribes to write on 2,000-year-old papyri fragments also contained copper, an element previously not identified in ancient ink.