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See video below
with Chris Hedges
RT America on Sept 24, 2017
President of the Republic of Namibia, Dr. Hage Geingob, discusses how his country, which achieved independence from neighboring apartheid South Africa in 1990, is now fighting for justice and economic emancipation from global banks, corporations and foreign governments seeking to extract the developing country’s natural resources.
from the archives:
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Division and Injustice: Worldwide Inequality by Graham Peebles
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Extremely interesting. We can learn so much from unprejudiced understanding.
Africa can teach us a great deal about state building. This vast continent has been ravaged, pillaged, parasitized and rendered ‘primitive’ when the truth is, it has a profound, deeply cultural history and artistic heritage; an immense legacy of human development and multi-species experience..
So true.