(History, Conflicts and International)
Ethnic Discrimination: A History is a three-part British documentary series originally broadcast on BBC Four in March 2007. It was part of the season of programmes broadcast on the BBC marking the...
(Positive Africa/African Asia)
... among others the Bidayahs, Bisayas, Ibans, Kadazans Kayans, Kelabits,Kenyahs, Melanans, and Muruts, as well as Eurasians. Malaysia currently has a total population of about 25 Million. The Language of ...
(Editorial Desk /Media Bias & Ignorance)
... descriptions. Africa is big: fifty-four countries, 900 million people who are too busy starving and dying and warring and emigrating to read your book. The continent is full of deserts, jungles, highlands, ...
(Technology and Science/ Internet)
... I added inertial force, which enabled me to reformulate Newton’s Second Law of Motion first as 18 equations and algorithms, and then as 24 million algebraic equations. Finally, I programmed 65,000 “electronic ...
(Positive Africa/African Europe)
... Queen-Mother Idia, on 17th February 2011 and other Benin artefacts from the Edo people. The pendant is expected to fetch £3.5-4.5 millions and possibly more. The Idia ivory pendant is one of the most beautiful ...
(News and Reports/News-Africa)
... It is an emotional moment for some eight million people, and it is an emotional decision to break Africa's largest country in two. Juba's hotel rooms are cramped with international journalists who flew ...
(News and Reports/Health News)
... fifty-five MILLION dollars. That’s a sum that qualifies to be labeled “a deal you can’t refuse”. In the U.S., the volatile health care climate continues to predict stormy weather ahead for our citizens ...
(Technology and Science/Innovation)
... fifty-five MILLION dollars. That’s a sum that qualifies to be labeled “a deal you can’t refuse”. In the U.S., the volatile health care climate continues to predict stormy weather ahead for our citizens ...
(Positive Africa/The Unreported Africa)
... Once the election violence in South Africa stopped, so did the reporting on South Africa. The lifeways of approximately 700 million peoples in fifty-four countries representing, for non-Africans, unimaginable ...
(News and Reports/News-Africa)
... the example of India and Pakistan in 1947 saying the “partition saved the lives of millions of Hindus and Muslims.” According to the Libyan leader, splitting Nigeria “would stop the bloodshed and burning ...
(Positive Africa/Africans In Science)
... cost of construction was kept to within the original budget of US$20-million defined in 1998, even before the final designs were completed. The cost of the construction and operation of the telescope over ...
(Living & Human Interest/Travel)
Visiting London is a modern day pilgrimage for followers of popular culture. In fact millions if not billions of people have an ambition to one day visit London and perhaps as many already have. It is ...
(Business and Finance/Personal Finance)
Should you buy a Christmas tree this weekend, and how much should it cost? Miles Brignall offers a root and branch guide, including 'free' trees and the eco-alternatives. Millions of Britons will this ...
(Technology and Science/High Tech)
... Honda’s 50th anniversary of U.S. operations. In front of the millions of viewers watching from around the world on Jan. 1, 2009, Honda’s float evolved from an opening ceremony stage into an animated replica ...
(Social, Arts, History & Culture/Ethnicity, Africa and History)
By RANDOLPH E. SCHMID, AP Science Writer Randolph E. Schmid, Ap Science Writer The story of humankind is reaching back another million years as scientists learn more about "Ardi," a hominid who lived ...
(Positive Africa/The Unreported Africa)
... again. In 2006 Rossing announced a US$112-million (R902.4-million) expansion drive, which, together with the Langer Heinrich mine, 50km southeast of Rossing, has propelled Namibia to the top ranks of ...
(Positive Africa/The Unreported Africa)
... of one of the world’s five principal grains and enhanced the food supply of hundreds of millions of people in sub-Saharan Africa, the World Food Prize declares in press release. Born in 1950, Gebisa Ejeta ...
(Positive Africa/African America)
... years ago, a great American, in whose symbolic shadow we stand today, signed the Emancipation Proclamation. This momentous decree came as a great beacon light of hope to millions of Negro slaves who had ...
(Positive Africa/African Asia)
... the most populous and poorest in China. Some 100 million people (one-third the US population) live in a province the size of Nebraska. More than 1 million live in caves; you can see them from the highways, ...
(Editorial Desk /Essays, Poems & features)
By Gaanihu Nwokorie - EAC Correspondent - Netherlands Nigeria is a country of more than 140 million people and there are so many ethnic groups in the country. The three major groups are the Hausa’s, the ...
(Positive Africa/The Unreported Africa)
... some of the leading communications and financial corporations in the world. KenCall, whose doors officially opened in 2004, has seen growth in annual revenues of up to US $3.5 million a year. With well ...
(Positive Africa/Historical Facts )
... wealth has been drastically mismanaged, with 80-90% of revenue from crude sales going to the government, but only 30% financing development. With so tens of millions of dollars coming from crude oil rather ...
(Positive Africa/Historical Facts )
... constructed by colonial social engineers in Africa and elsewhere in the last century. Nigeria is uniquely evil because in its short violent existence, it has consumed over 3 million Igbo lives. ...
(Editorial Desk /Social Injustice & Discrimination)
... Starting with the slave trade and ending with apartheid, racism dominated the last half millennium and involved the exporting of over 10 million slaves. Most European colonial powers took part in this ...
(Positive Africa/African America)
... has built a leadership school for girls in South Africa, reportedly spending $40 million. Not to be left out, the popular preacher T.D. Jakes has an ongoing humanitarian project in various parts of Africa. ...
(Positive Africa/Historical Facts )
... region between the Nile plains of Sudan and Eritrea. Ethiopia is one of the largest countries in Africa, with an area of 1.13 million km². It has a rugged topography, with altitudes ranging from around ...
(Positive Africa/African Europe)
... of these, the most, popular white yams, Dioscorea rotundata, originated in West Africa which accounts for 90 percent of world production of about 25 million tonnes. Nigeria alone produces 70 percent or ...
(Social, Arts, History & Culture/Environment and Pollution)
... powers life on the planet. One of the most recent quantification of carbon dioxide amount in the atmosphere from Mauna Loa observatory show that CO2 has increased from about 313 ppm (parts per million) ...
(Positive Africa/Africans In Science)
... were very expensive and ranged in price from $30 million to $100 million, and computer companies had reservations about building them for fear few agencies would make such pricey purchases. "At that ...
(Editorial Desk /Essays, Poems & features)
... uncle was an official holding a reputable position in of the arms of a local government. He successfully schemed-off over N15m (fifteen million naira) from the local government coffers .The only punishment ...
(Positive Africa/Africans In Science)
... you a supercomputing insight that even the experts in my field did not know then and do not know now. In the 1980s, supercomputers could perform only millions of calculations per second and, therefore, ...
(Positive Africa/Historical Facts )
... million years ago. Africa is the second largest continent in size after Asia, and the third largest in population next to Asia and Europe. Africa covers almost one fifth of the world's land mass and is ...
(News and Reports/News-Africa)
... million people, what makes Babangida think he alone deserves to rule for perhaps seventeen or more years? What is he bringing to the table now if he never had it in the first place? Don’t we deserve better ...
(Editorial Desk /EAC Special Suppliment)
... the example of India and Pakistan in 1947 saying the “partition saved the lives of millions of Hindus and Muslims.” According to the Libyan leader, splitting Nigeria “would stop the bloodshed and burning ...
(Positive Africa/Historical Facts )
... responsibility” is the same he used while addressing Ghanaians, and even by Obama’s own admissions, he was in effect, exponentially addressing all 900 million Africans, as he ordered American diplomatic ...
(Editorial Desk /EAC Special Suppliment)
... chose to blockade the western part of the city. They cut off food and supplies to more than two million Germans in an effort to extinguish the last flame of freedom in Berlin. The size of our forces ...
(Editorial Desk /Our Userˊs Opinion)
... are being committed every day in Sudan (Darfur).Unimaginable atrocities. Women and children who are starving to death are begging the world not for food first and foremost but for protection, 2.5 million ...
(Editorial Desk /Essays, Poems & features)
... Black Holocaust refers to the millions of African lives which have been lost during the centuries to slavery, colonization and oppression. The Black Holocaust refers to the horrors endured by millions ...
(Editorial Desk /Our Userˊs Opinion)
... to the next highest bidder, so as to earn a living. Globalization makes it simple. Therefore, up to one million Afrikaners serve all over the world in professions and services and go from strength to strength, ...
(Editorial Desk /Essays, Poems & features)
... 1818 and 1838 killed an estimated 3 million indigenous people by the imperialistic rule of Shaka, Dingane, Mantatisi, Mzilikazi, Hurutzi and others? Who should answer to whom, Mr Maqekoane? Where would ...
(Editorial Desk /Essays, Poems & features)
... for a lost generation”: One such man, whom I have met, was a multi millionaire businessman, who many years later told me that the Honourable Verwoerd’s door always stood open to him, as for all other South ...
(Editorial Desk /Essays, Poems & features)
... levies brought service delivery and townships to its knees, a heritage still lingering on in the “new South Africa” leaving millions of citizens without basic services and housing. Yet the present government ...
(Editorial Desk /Our Userˊs Opinion)
... of her own president, Thabo Mbeki, however. "Millions of black people are suffering while white cartels are looting South Africa...they are continuing today to loot our diamonds..." she said. In response ...
(Editorial Desk /Essays, Poems & features)
... which witnessed and increase from about 400,000 telephone lines to over 11 million within four years and the launching of Nigeria Sat –1 amongst others, he pledged that government will continue to create ...
(Editorial Desk /EAC Special Suppliment)
... arrest of this man. We feel that the U.S. government should intervene to forestall potential loss of lives that might result if nothing is done. We have more than 5 million Igbos residing in U.S.A. Please ...