Home     The Walrus and the Carpenter     Personal Blog     Portfolio

  • HomeBack home to the blog
  • AboutAbout this Blog
  • Other SitesMy Other Blog and Sites
  • BooksFavorite International Reads

You're browsing the
Africa archives

February 11, 2010
Posted by Vicki Boykis

The Black Community in Russia-Faring Poorly

source.
Back in the 1970s when the Soviet Union was interested in expanding its sphere of influence in African countries, in addition to backing African freedom movements, it brought many African students to study at Russian universities, most notably Patrice Lumumba.
Shubin emphasises the wide spectrum of Soviet support of liberation
movements in Southern Africa, ranging from [...]

Comments

Posted Under Africa Russia

January 25, 2010
Posted by Vicki Boykis

Good news! There’s a country worse than Afghanistan: Liberia!

source.
I was watching a documentary about Liberia yesterday, and it’s the most messed-up thing I’ve seen in a long time.  There are eight total parts to this documentary, with the first six already released.
Granted, I am always skeptical about documentaries in general because they tend to leave out more than they explain and they don’t [...]

Comments

Posted Under Africa Documentary Liberia

    • Posts
    • Twitter
    • Flickr
     

    How Has Life in...

    Iraq

     

    Global Terrorism...

    statistics

     

    IMF says global...

    economics

    follow me on
    twitter

    Neel and Yash Christmas 2011Cópia de SAM_0446IMG_1183涅瓦河游船-63
  • Categories

    • Africa
    • Arabic
    • Asia
    • Documentary
    • economics
    • Fatah
    • India
    • Iraq
    • Israel
    • Kazakhstan
    • Languages
    • Lebanon
    • Liberia
    • Middle East
    • Palestinians
    • Russia
    • statistics
    • terrorism
    • world
  • Archives

    • 2010
      • January
      • February
      • March
      • May
      • June
  • Blogroll

    • Foreign Policy
    • Global Voices Online

This site is using the Handgloves WordPress Theme
Designed & Developed by George Wiscombe

Subscribe via RSS