UN Relies On DNA for Paternity Claims Against Sexually Abusive Peacekeepers
By: Thalif Deen As sexual abuse and paternity claims continue to rise against UN peacekeepers overseas, the United Nations is actively…
Culture & Life
The Kanga – An Artifact of Swahili Culture
“We wear Kanga every day in every situation. Kanga saves us from the expenses of readymade clothes that we can’t…
Land Conflict in Côte d’Ivore: Local Communities Defend Their Rights Against SIAT and the State
It all started one morning in August 2011 when three village communities in eastern-central Côte d’Ivoire learned that a Belgian…
Eritreans Win Right to Challenge the Corporate Use of Conscript Labour in a Canadian Court
In a recent ruling in a British Columbia appeals court, 3 Eritrean refugees pushed back against Canadian mining company Nevsun…
Meet Kemi Seba, the Anti-CFA Activist
Kemi Seba, born Stellio Giles Robert Capochichi, is a French activist, writer, and Pan-Africanist political leader of Benin origin. He…
Is Tanzania Going Too Far in Banning ‘Half Naked’ Photos?
Bikini photos and sexy dance videos might soon be a thing of the past if Tanzania’s government has its way.…