Communists Criticize Southern Sudan Referendum, Despite Its Success
The referendum taking place this week in the Southern Sudan on whether the region should remain part of Sudan or become its own...
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Anti-Christian Violence Continues in Egypt
In the aftermath of a Christmas season filled with anti-Christian violence in Nigeria, Iraq, and Egypt, Christian leaders around the world have called...
Read moreMuslims Cheered Bombing of Coptic Church in Egypt
In the aftermath of the attack by Muslim terrorists on a church in Alexandria, Egypt, new revelations are casting further doubt on claims...
Read moreMuslim Terrorists Attack Church in Egypt
This year’s Christmastide has been marked by widespread Jihadist terrorism against the Christian Church. Numerous attacks against churches in Nigeria were among the...
Read moreLet Down by Public Schools, South Africa’s Poor Educated by the Free Market
South Africa’s public school system, like most government school systems, is a disaster. According to the Associated Press’s Donna Bryson, “Only a third...
Read moreSomali Jihadists Threaten U.S.
While Nigeria reels from the latest round of Jihadist attacks, an Islamic terrorist organization in Somalia is serving notice to the United States:...
Read moreNigerian Muslims Responsible for Christmas Attacks
Muslim Jihadists are now claiming responsibility for the wave of bombings which struck churches in Nigeria on Christmas Eve. Although some officials within...
Read moreInternational Communist Meeting Calls for United Front
Back in 1991, as newspapers around the world heralded headlines that read “Communism Falls” and the “End of Communism,” Gus Hall, the then-head...
Read moreNigerian Churches Bombed at Christmas
Even as Christians in Iraq cancelled church services at Christmas for fear of further Islamic terrorism against their dwindling community, Muslims in Nigeria...
Read moreDirty Deals on the “Dark Continent” Perpetuate Poverty
Why has Africa, a continent rich in human and natural resources, remained mired in poverty while the rest of the world has generally...
Read moreNigerian Airport Screeners Use Full-body Scanners’ Capabilities
Those full-body scanners the Transportation Security Administration has deployed in airports across the country have raised numerous privacy concerns. They can, after all,...
Read moreAnother Blow to Homeschooling
A judge’s decision in the South African country of Botswana should have Americans concerned over the influence of the United Nations and the...
Read moreMozambique Backs Down on Price Hike Plans
The government of Mozambique has reversed its policy on price increases for bread and water despite promising to maintain the higher prices in...
Read moreFood Prices Spark Riots in Mozambique
Rising food prices have led to violence as protestors clash with police in the impoverished nation of Mozambique. ...
Read moreRebels Commit 200 Rapes in Congo Despite UN Troop Presence
Citing a statement from an aid worker in the Congo, an August 23 MSNBC report revealed that rebels in eastern Congo gang-raped nearly...
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