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It'snot Xenophobia, it's the beginning of SA's slide into anarchy
"I can't say this is xenophobia. This is a kind of organised crime by a mob of lazy people hiding behind xenophobia to loot and rob others' goods." - Solomon Abdi (from Somalia)NVDL: All South Africans, whites in particular, ought to be concerned about this. Large mobs invading homes, and essentially committing mass robberies under the cover of chaos, and safety in numbers. Why is this ....
SUPER 14: CARLOS SPENCER MAGIC!
One of the greatest Super 14 tries of all time - Carlos Spencer snatches victory for the Auckland Blues against the Championship Crusaders back in 2004... ....
Bulgaria: Murder of Georgi Stoev
Maya of Maya's Corner writes about the murder of writer Georgi Stoev, 35: “In his youth, Stoev was involved in Bulgarian organized crime. […] Later on, he turned his back on mafia and began to write books about it. […] [My husband] usually skips voting, but now every time when Stoev's name is mentioned in the news, says, ‘I will vote next time - and not fot them.' ‘They' ....
China-Africa Relations: A researchers perspective
On May 15, 2008 I attended a very interesting presentation by Dr. Henning Melber at the Institute for Security and Development Policy on the outskirts of Stockholm. It was titled: Chinese-African Relations Today and explored the current complex relations between China and Africa. Dr. Melber asserted that the Western media often portray a few negative cases as representative of the entire ‘China-Africa’ relationship. Is the Western world any better, considering ....
Yellow Stick-It Note
It's ten after midnight.I'm still at my desk.I've just finished working on a project that has a deadline of tomorrow, noon. I had ample time, really, but I procrastinated. And so, here I am. It will not do.I'm hungry and tired. My eyes are red from staring at the screen. So I'm posting this stick-it note here to remind myself how I feel right now. How faint I felt ....
Ghana: PREDICTING A DIFFICULT ELECTION FOR NPP IN DECEMBER 2008
A President and his ruling party all but give up on its signature slogan of zero tolerance for corruption and the electoral promise of creating jobs for the youth. The cost of living continues to rise beyond the ability of most Ghanaians to cope with, rising crude oil prices and falling cocoa production are blamed. Some major indicators of the health of the economy are in bad shape. The Ghana ....
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