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By Shana Marshall The Egyptian military produces a staggering array of manufactured goods: kitchen cutlery, flat-screen televisions, agricultural and household
Read moreBy Horace Campbell On Sunday 5 February 2012 one of the biggest spectacles in the US entertainment and sports world
Read moreBy Alain Leveque You want to leave the family home to make your own way in the world but you’re
Read moreBy Abdi Dirshe The Somali state has become an object of charity after two decades of political crisis; multiple actors
Read moreBy Makol Bona Malwal South Sudan was conceived on the myth that we are one people with one common destiny.
Read moreBy Jacques Depelchin To whomever wants to listen to the voice of conscience in the Democratic Republic of Congo, be
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Read moreBy Rafael Marques de Morais Kero hypermarket, probably the biggest in Angola, might be considered a model private investment, thanks
Read moreBy Horace Campbell From time to time in the history of society one event or a series of social struggles
Read moreBy Herbert Ekwe-Ekwe There is presently a hearty debate in Britain on the timetable for a referendum on Scottish independence
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