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This is how Russia is perceived in Africa
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This is how Russia is perceived in Africa
August 11, 2025

This infographic maps the complex landscape of African attitudes toward Russia—revealing where support is strongest, where skepticism prevails, and how historical ties shape perceptions today.

Correspondence Reveals Mills, Brkic, Oppenheimers as U.S. propagandists
September 11, 2023

A report by the Pan-African Institute for Socialism (PAIS) has exposed the depths of of collusion between Western intelligence and South African media for propaganda purposes, pushing a consistent theme that Africa must defend Ukraine “given the risk of authoritarianism on our continent”.

Correspondence Reveals Mills, Brkic, Oppenheimers as U.S. propagandists
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The System Is Causing Food Crisis, Not the War
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The System Is Causing Food Crisis, Not the War
August 19, 2022

Worsening harvests, infertile soil and increasing food poverty are affecting the majority of small farmers across the globe, especially in the Global South. But the climate and food crises are not isolated phenomena. They are the result of a global capitalist system – and a neoliberal agenda – that has prioritised big corporate agricultural profits over people and the planet.

2015 AU Summit Wound Up in Johannesburg: Meetings on the Sidelines and Afterthoughts
June 19, 2015

The African Union (AU) summit took place on June 7-15 in Johannesburg. It was the most intriguing and fruitful meeting in many years. African leaders made a big step on the way to economic integration as Africa is turning into an international entity…

2015 AU Summit Wound Up in Johannesburg: Meetings on the Sidelines and Afterthoughts
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Southern Africa Countries Elect New Governments
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Southern Africa Countries Elect New Governments
December 10, 2014

The countries of Southern Africa go through a period of elections taking place in succession. On November 28, seventy-three-year-old Prime Minister Hage Geingob, a leading politician of Namibia, won the presidential election receiving nearly 87 percent of votes. With the population slightly over two million Namibia is an important contributor into the world economy. The country is the fifth largest uranium producer (after Kazakhstan, Canada, Australia and Niger) and is expected to become the leading world uranium raw material exporter in 2015. While Namibia is known predominantly for its gem diamond and uranium deposits, it is also rich in gold, manganese, copper, tin, tungsten and zinc. Wide opportunities exist for offshore gas extraction (with deposits still not fully explored)…