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Santa Claus is here! Where is Merry X’mas?
Not one but two! There is only so much a Malaysian mind can take but in a span of only one week, we had two of them spreading their cheer. Neon lights are blasting that Christmas is nigh for my fellow… more →
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Is there a way forward for the opposition?
wrote 7 months ago: The Ethiopian political landscape has changed dramatically since the 2005 elections. In the six yea … more →
Wikileaks: Reconciliation with the OLF
wrote 8 months ago: A series of cables detail reconciliation efforts between GoE and the OLF that took place in 2008/200 … more →
NOT SINCE LINCOLN
wrote 10 months ago: I read this article, and was reminded of a political pundit on the Martin Bashir Show who said som … more →
The limits of politics
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wrote 12 months ago: I think both the DA and the ANC might be on the verge of an evolutionary spurt that will change what … more →
On being a useful idiot
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wrote 1 year ago: We all get an occasional red herring dragged across the trails we follow. For political analysts thi … more →
Defining The Enemy
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wrote 1 year ago: What happens when we define ‘the enemy’ in terms that would justify shooting them down l … more →
Nile Dam Debate and the Ethiopian Opposition
wrote 1 year ago: Current arguments on diaspora media outlets against the proposed Nile dam boil down to “we don … more →
President of Yemen caves in, but asks for immunity from punishment
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wrote 1 year ago: [Aziza Sourris, Middle East News Contributor] The New York Times: It seems that peoples’ power … more →
Yemen’s Leader Proposes Shifting Some Powers
wrote 1 year ago: SANA, Yemen — President Ali Abdullah Saleh on Thursday proposed giving more power to Parliament in a … more →
HOW CYNICAL CAN THE BLP GET
wrote 1 year ago: The writer of the Barbados Labour Party’s column on Friday last must be a proverbial cynic. W … more →
On Birtukan's Release
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wrote 1 year ago: Birtukan’s release was the first piece of good news from the realm of Ethiopian politics in a … more →
Arab elections: Not much of a choice | The Economist
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wrote 1 year ago: EGYPT, Jordan and Bahrain (see article), three of the West’s closest Arab allies, are all poised to … more →
IS MIA REAPING WHAT SHE SOWED?
wrote 1 year ago: The weekend can only be referred to as a red letter day for Mia Mottley. Her own people has turned a … more →
THE BLP AT IT AGAIN-MIA UNDER THE GUN
wrote 1 year ago: Factions of the Barbados Labour Party are at it again. They do not appear to want Mia to lead the pa … more →
Make the circle bigger Nathi - or dance alone
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wrote 1 year ago: Occasionally our correct and coded political dialogue is enlivened by a less experienced politician … more →
DA success, Xenophobia and Malema - the hidden connections
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wrote 2 years ago: Much is happening on the political front that I would love to be discussing here, but paid work is, … more →
A church so broad belief is optional is not all bad
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wrote 2 years ago: I have often pointed out that the ANC’s clever- clever populism allows it to be all things to … more →
Are we becoming the worst we can be?
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wrote 2 years ago: Here is something I wrote during the April general election – with a few minor edits. It is be … more →
Young Communists froth at the mouth - hilariously and for a good cause
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wrote 2 years ago: This statement from the Young Communist League of South Africa (YCLSA) in the province of Gauteng ca … more →
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