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Haiti and the African Union: Why the AU cannot solve the problems of the African masses
It was announced on May 3, 2016 that Haiti would become a Member State of the African Union (AU).
The African Union Commission, however, informed the public on May 26, 2016 at their summit in Kigali, Rwanda that Haiti will not be admitted as a Member State of the African Union, as been reported by several media sources.
According to one of AU’s Constitutive Acts, only African States can join the African Union.
Stop the revenge eviction of Kushinda Olanrewaju!
In retaliation for the May 11th protest outside of Willesden Magistrates Court, Genesis Housing Association, Kushinda Olanrewaju’s (a.k.a Shirley Campbell) rogue landlord, obtained a scheduled hearing on Monday, June 13, 2016 at 11am for non-payment of rent.
Join our protest at 10am on Monday, 11th of June outside Willesden County Court.
ANWO will me holding a meeting on the issues of gentrification and eviction. We urge all to attend, especially those who have had a similar experience. Email us at: london@anwouhuru.org!
Michelle Obama gives neocolonial speech at City College of New York
The U.S. president’s wife and partner in imperialist crime, Michelle Obama, delivered what many petty bourgeoisie Africans consider to be a great commencement address at the City College of New York on June 3, 2016.
U.S. neocolonial first lady Obama, during her almost 24-minute speech, spoke of diversity, critiqued subtly the 2016 Republican nominee, Donald Trump, and raised up her neocolonial husband and U.S. president, Barack Hussein Obama.
Parasitic Capitalism: The debt in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico’s government officials recently announced that the country will not be able to concurrently provide necessary social services and satisfy its $2-billion-dollar debt payment due on July 1, 2016
The Puerto Rican government is currently contending with a $70-billion-dollar debt crisis while also experiencing an intractable 10-year economic slump.
Between 2005 and 2015, Puerto Rico’s gross national product (GNP)—the total value of all goods and services produced by Puerto Rican-owned firms—decreased by 14 percent as its debt rose to over 100 percent of GNP.
This means that the country’s debt is greater than its income.
It is nearing the August 2016 election time in local municipalities of Occupied Azania (South Africa) and all neocolonial political parties in the country have begun campaigning!
From the African National Congress (ANC), the Democratic Alliance (DA), all the way to the radical sounding Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), the masses in Occupied Azania are being told what each party will do for the people.
It is a grand contest all over the country––but the question remains the same as it has since South Africa was born: what about the African working class and its interests?
Memorial Day: A colonial holiday
Judge says Baltimore cop is “not guilty” for the murder of Freddie Gray


