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The UK’s problems go far deeper than the cuts agenda. It simply can’t produce enough to revive its ailing economy Ha-Joon Chang The Guardian,…
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Africa ’s Geo-Strategic Future: Politico-Security and Socio-Economic Unity in a Competitive World
Today’s competition for African resources is as astounding as never befor witnessed and/or appreciated. Africa is situated at the centre of the globe. It…
By Joseph M. Ndifor (Opinion Writer) For centuries, universities have been citadels of great ideas and changes that have had ripple effects on virtually…
David Ralph Rattling as if it might come away from the dirt-spattered ceiling at any moment to decapitate us all, a fan hacked at…
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By Bob Greene, CNN Contributor February 17, 2013 STORY HIGHLIGHTS During Great Depression, writers project interviewed former slaves Bob Greene says the stories in…
washington — As the church suddenly faces an unexpected transition, American Catholicism is shrinking in size and splitting into two often harshly opposing camps…