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Liberal Racism: The Case of Dr. Kermit Gosnell

Excerpts From The Atlantic'''s Coverage of Why Dr. Kermit Gosnell's Trial Should Be a Front-Page Story On February 18, 2010, the FBI raided the "Women's Medical Society," entering its offices about 8:30 p.m. Agents expected to find evidence that it was illegally…

Uncategorized by Editor February 1, 2022

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Zimbabwe’s William Sachiti Invented a Self-Driving Car

Zimbabwean born Pasi William Sachiti, is a serial entrepreneur and inventor. His latest invention is a self-driving car. He is the founder and CEO of Academy of Robotics, a driverless-car manufacturing company based in the UK. As an inventor-entrepreneur he devised several…

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Michael King Jr- MLK Before We Knew Him

Martin Luther King Jr. was born 90 years ago, on Jan. 15, 1929. But the name on his original birth certificate — filed April 12, 1934, five years after King was born — was not Martin. Nor was it Luther. In fact,…

All Africa Southern Africa by Editor November 22, 2021

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South Africa at It Again, Now Introducing Gender Neutral ID

Instead of addressing the essential issues in South Africa, such as land reform, poverty and educational opportunities, the government of Cyril Ramaphosa has resorted to playing games. The Department of Home Affairs, is now considering offering citizens the option to select a…

All Africa West Africa by Editor November 9, 2021

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Togo Under General Eyadema (1967-2005)

The first military coup in black Africa occurred in 1963 when Sylvanus Olympio was toppled and replaced by Grunitky. He was also toppled through a coup in 1967. The second coup ushered in General Gnassingbe Eyadema was the head of the army…

All Africa Europe The Caribbean by Editor October 26, 2021

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Barbados Elects A Black Woman President, Replacing Britain’s Queen Elizabeth

BARBADOS ELECTED SANDRA MASON TO BE ITS FIRST-EVER PRESIDENT Barbados shed its colonial past and elected Sandra Mason to be its first President. The decision comes after a joint session of the country’s House of Assembly and Senate, which elected her by…

All Africa West Africa by Editor October 11, 2021

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Sankara Trial Begins in Burkina Faso 34 years later

Thirty-four years since the shocking killing of Burkina Faso's then President, Thomas Sankara, 14 men are going on trial, accused of complicity in the murder of one of Africa's heroes, Thomas Sankara. The charismatic Pan-Africanist was shot dead aged 37 by soldiers…

All Africa Central Africa Gamechangers Technology by Editor September 29, 2021

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Wiiqare Disrupts Healthcare in DR Congo

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, access to quality healthcare is expensive and tedious. But Bienvenue Zigabe has managed to create an application to facilitate quicker access to medical services. "Wiiqare" helps patients pay for treatment and drugs using their savings or…

All Africa America by Editor August 31, 2021

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13-year-old Just Started College at Georgia Tech’s campus

Caleb Anderson stunned the world when his family shared a now viral story highlighting just how gifted he was — reading the U.S. Constitution at the age of 2 and starting high school at just 10. His brilliance caught the attention of…

All Africa America East Africa by Editor August 26, 2021

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Cheating American College Students Are Paying Kenyans to Complete Schoolwork & Asking them to Dumb it Down

In a problem that shows no sign of abating as education increasingly is being conducted remotely, a recent CBS investigation has uncovered that American college students are outsourcing schoolwork to Kenyans overseas who are paid thousands of dollars a month to do anything from…