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Scott Horton

scotthortonshow

I'm mildly optimistic about the Yemen announcement. I think the stuff about defending Saudi was not meant as a loophole to continue on, but instead means more Patriot missiles and

Arun Krishnan 🇮🇳

ArunKrishnan_

#ReportLikeTheWestThe US was rocked by sectarian tension as supporters of far Right Christian Nationalist President Trump clashed with police at the US Capitol.The US recently held a hotly contested election

Dynamo

SensingSenses

In the ’50s, the famous Parker Pen Company was looking for an Indian partner. The Chellaram family of Karnataka was already doing business with the American company in Africa. When

Defense News Nigeria

DefenseNigeria

When we entered the 21st century Nigeria, the largest country in Africa was showing signs of coming into its own in the new century. With GDP expansion averaging over 6

Barbara J. Pym

barbarapym2

Andree Murphy of Relatives for Justice writes a column in the Belfast Telegraph today. We expected to statement from moderate nationalism to balance the column from moderate unionism written by

James Landale

BBCJLandale

To some, the US elections have been a great exercise in democracy. Millions turning out in record numbers, passionate views genuinely held, an accurate reflection of opinion in the oldest

Nurses for Dr. Jill Biden Standing Proud.

ClaudetteGGibs1

Never ever did I think that I would be grateful for growing up in apartheid South Africa. The regime was brutal and many innocent people were killed, simply because they

Eric Topol

EricTopol

Back in September, we wrote a @nytopinion on the need to focus on severe infection events prevented by Covid-19 vaccineshttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/09/22/opinion/covid-vaccine-coronavirus.htmlYesterday JNJ presented their Phase 3 data stre

🙂Sanjeev Sabhlok, Pope @Church of Reason& Liberty

sabhlok

#GreatCrime2020Te fact that vaccine companies are simply taking advantage of the hysteria and did not precipitate it - which was purely an act of China - absolves them of the

Businessweek

BW

Confined mostly to tiny cabins, crew members found themselves forced to stay aboard—sometimes without pay—and struggling to cope with a never-ending lockdownhttps://trib.al/HHBt5KS Jozsef Szaller, who planned shore excursions for

Sizwe sikaMusi

SizweLo

At the Truth & Reconciliation Commission in 1997, Professor Sampie Terreblanche made a submission that South Africa should impose a wealth tax. This was accepted by the TRC but rejected

𝗠𝗲𝗵𝗮𝗿𝗶 ኩሪሪ

SteezyMario7

What is #TigrayGenocide?It's an ongoing indiscriminate elimination of ethnic #Tigrayans and demolition of anything & everything Tigrayan in #Ethiopia. Today marks the 60th day of the active & passive genocide.

SS

ssozinha__

AFRICA’s STOLEN ARTEFACTS: MISUSE IN MUSEUMSA look into the misplacement of African artefacts across the Western world, and the reluctance to give them back.A THREAD What inspired this thread was

Osman Aidarus

CismanCaydurus

THREAD: How true is it that Somalis share one language, culture and/or ethnicity background? 1/1: The anecdote which says “Somalis share one language, one culture, one ethnicity and one religion”

Africa Updates

africaupdates

Millions of Africans in many African Cities & towns walk to work because they can't afford to pay for transportation to their destinations. African Govts and City/State Govts have an

Scott Roberts 🇿🇦

ScottHRoberts1

The economic view that's been promoted at progressive South African universities since the 70s, and that's now pervasive in our intellectual class is this: (1) Market failure is real. Sometimes,

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