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- By John Penn de Ngong
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The killing in South Sudan has little to do with tribal hatred, says John Penn Ngong.
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- By Uncle Tom
- Politics & Opinion
Companies and NGO’s are buying up African journalists, says Uncle Tom.
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- By Anand Govender
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Oscar Pistorius’ trial should be more than a media circus, says Anand Govender, brother of Elvis Govender who was murdered by a man ‘defending his property.’
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- By Uncle Tom
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Even my cousin Amos doesn’t want to wear strange hats in the jungle, says Uncle Tom.
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- By Uncle Tom
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When I read about women who leave their villages and families to go become prostitutes in big towns or even in other countries, I think of Jeannie.
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- By Judith Sargentini
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Fighting human traffic with stricter laws is counterprdocutive and dangerous, says Judith Sargentini.
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- By Ward Anseeuw
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The ‘land grab’ has been exaggerated, says Dr Ward Anseeuw.
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- By Uncle Tom
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Now if my sister Doris knows anything, it’s violence.
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- By Timothy Kalyegira
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The War on Terror has only brought more violence to the East African region, says Timothy Kalyegira
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- By Tobore Ovuorie
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Nigeria | Girl children will get married like it or not says gender and social justice activist and journalist Tobore Ovuorie.
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- By Uncle Tom
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Telling other people what to do is a puzzling business.
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- By Atunga Atuti O.J.
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Customers should not boycott clothes that have been made by exploited workers, says Atunga Atuti O.J.. But it’s a good idea to question the origins of the goods you buy, and to engage the brands.
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- By Uncle Tom
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When Uncle Tom visited his relatives in Crossroads informal settlement in South Africa, no reporters were surprised to see us eating porridge and tomato gravy, taking the bus to town and having an alcoholic uncle (not me, mind you, it’s uncle Boetie) who walks around in a vest and scratches himself.
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- By Joe Hanlon
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Zimbabwe's land reform. Tens of thousands of violent Mugabe-supporters invaded prosperous white farms, wrecked them and reduced the country to ruins. Not true, says 'Zimbabwe takes back its land', a new book by Joe Hanlon, Jeanette Manjengwa and Teresa Smart. The ZAM Chronicle Q & A with Joe Hanlon
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- By Uncle Tom
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Well-meaning white man eaten by barbarians in Malawi.
