Tag: Kwame Nkrumah

  • Zohran Mubarak: The Battle Begins

    Saint Sun — a myth One day, a young prince died in the city of Unch in the Indian subcontinent. The boy had had great respect and love for a Shia Ismaili Pir Shams. (Pir means saint and Shams means Sun – Saint Sun.) The king was devastated; he ordered his magistrates and jurists to get […]

  • We Have Here, in Africa, Everything Necessary to Become a Powerful, Modern, and Industrialised Continent

    We Have Here, in Africa, Everything Necessary to Become a Powerful, Modern, and Industrialised Continent

    Wu Fang (China), 行走 (‘Journey’), 2017. In his 1963 book, Africa Must Unite, Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana’s first president, wrote, ‘We have here, in Africa, everything necessary to become a powerful, modern, industrialised continent. United Nations investigators have recently shown that Africa, far from having inadequate resources, is probably better equipped for industrialisation than almost any […]

  • Paper of Record tells Tall Tale of Canada Pushing Democracy 

    Paper of Record tells Tall Tale of Canada Pushing Democracy 

     Globe and Mail omissions enable its wild foreign policy claims. By failing to mention crucial history Canada’s ‘paper of record’ can claim the military spreads the “democratic gospel” in Africa. A recent front page Globe story headlined “Honduran women risk death and imprisonment as they try to access reproductive care” discussed the plight of women […]

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