Africa is a continent not a country

Libya, Uprising, Revolutions and future of Africa and Arab world

Looking at the continual peoples' uprising and revolution in Libya inspired by the protests across North Africa and Middle East.

Crisis of Libya

Truth Dispatch: Update from Libya

Cote D' Ivoire Crisis

Algeria's Impact on French Philosphy: Between poststructuralist Theory and colonial practice

New Hope On the Nile

Sudan the conflict is inflaming every hour

Maghreb Uprising: Truth is impossible to find

Libya: Nato's war of Agression a soviergn African state

Chiling the Arab Spring

Faith and Politics of Terrorism

An Arab Springtime?

Six killed as Libyan fighters clash in Tripoli

Eye On Tawergha: Ghost Town created by Ethnic Cleansing

Libyan NTC fighters acting as vigilantes against Tawergha blacks

Ethnic Hatred Taints Liberated Libya

Ethnic Hatred Taints Liberated Libya longer

Gaddafi's ghost town after the loyalists retreat

Libya militia 'terrorises' pro-Gaddafi town of Tawargha

Tawergha no longer exists, only Misrata

GENOCIDE, RACISM, ETHIC CLEASING of TAWARGHA - CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY by NATO's darling REBELS in LIBYA

Libya�The Racist Revolution�Tawargha

Battle of Misrata

Inside Story: Battle for Misrata

Tawargha-convoys trying to invade Misurata-at start of revolution

The Tamazigh/Berbers in Libya

In Libya no exams for rebel children

Mauritania to protect domestic servants

Fez scared music Festival celebrates wisdom

"No More Fear" documentary debuts in Tunisia

Mawazine celebrates confluence of cultures

South Sudan, Sudan and history of Nations

One of the largest African countries along side the D.R. Congo, Sudan is a country of multiethnic, cultural and languages. It is also historically signifcant for being the home of several Ancien African kingdoms ie Nubia, Moroe and part of Ancient Egypt and Nile civilizations. First ruled by the Egyptians, than briefly by the Ottoman Empire in 19th Century, Sudan was later colonized by the British. British rule in Sudan was meant to keep control of European trade benefiting the British Empire along the Nile, Suez Canal and Eastern African countries. The country's two main regions the North and South were ruled according to ethnic and language differences and closest neighbors. North Sudan was influenced by Egypt, Arab Islamic culture and languages while South Sudan's influencs came from Eastern Africa ie language, religion and culture particulary Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia. British rulers of Sudan played the differences against North and South Sudan during colonial rule in 19th century until the country gained independence in 1957. North Sudan was tied to Egypt and Arab World while South Sudan was tied to Eastern Africa. When the country became independent in 1957, the British pulled the two ethnic, religious and cultural regions together to form the nation of Sudan. A 21 year old Civil War beginning in 1970s, Desertification in Darfur beginning in 1970s and current war in Darfur has brought Sudan to the attention of the world. South Sudan was granted the right to vote for independence and seccedded from North Sudan on January 9, 2011. If the referendum is successful, South Sudan will be Africa's 54th African nation. It will also create a reference point for future autonomous regions and ethnic groups in various African countries to demand independence.

Slave Trade and African Holocaust
12 Million killed during the 18th-19th centuries alone while traveling the dreaded Atlantic Middle Passage...

African Holocaust

The West wants Africans to "move on" and "get over" slavery, colonialism, discrimination and poverty in African countries and diaspora. But how can one forget all of the above if negative stereotypes through jokes and pop culture toward African countries, Africans and diaspora belittles Africa and diaspora's cultural diversity, pan african identity and solidarity, ignores ordinary Africans seeking to revive Pan Africanism, ignores any positive news on African countries and dehumanizes African culture with jokes?

Ethiopia and Liberia: Where colonialism made a U Turn and crashed

Both countries were never colonized by Europeans

2011 Elections Test Peace in Liberia

Korto Momolu returns home to Liberia pt 1, fashion designer

Korto Momolu...pt 2

The Inventors of the World languages

The written languages of Ethiopia, Liberia and Berbers. Despite the long held believe due to colonialism and eurocentrism that Africans had no written history or language, many unique alphabets have been created throughout the centuries denying this stereotype. Among the most well known and surprised are the Bassa vah, Vai, Loma, Kpelle and Mande alphabets of Liberia, Ge'ez alphabet of Ethiopia the most ancient non-Egyptian script known to Europeans and many other alphabets used for various ancient languages across the motherland.