By Tyler Durden Zimbabwe finds itself in dire economic straits. Again. The South African nation, which has a knack for money printing, began rationing power…
Posts tagged as “Africa”
By Paul Craig Roberts I suppose Fauci will say Ivermectin only works for blacks. ORIGINAL CONTENT LINK
by Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) Nine years ago, four brave Americans lost their lives in Benghazi, Libya, at the hands of radical Islamic terrorists. Their…
By GABRIELLE REYES Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari warned this week that Africa is fast becoming the world’s new epicenter of Islamic terrorism, Voice of America (VOA) reported…
by Edwin Mora Panamanian and Colombian officials this week agreed to impose a daily limit of 650 this month and 500 in September on U.S.-bound…
By GABRIELLE REYES A woman abducted as a schoolgirl in northeastern Nigeria’s Borno State by the terror group Boko Haram in 2014 turned herself over…
by Jack Dini, Bio and Archives Europe and the United States have executed a ‘blanket ban’ on supplying inexpensive and reliable energy to people living…
By Nicholas Sherman The commander mentioned Al-Qaida and ISIS operations in Africa. A high-ranking United States Army commander said that terrorism has spread “unabated” after…
by Gabrielle Reyes King Mswati of Eswatini, formerly known as Swaziland, has not fled the country, Eswatini Prime Minister Themba Masuku said on Tuesday following unconfirmed reports…
By GABRIELLE REYES Child soldiers “between the ages of 12 and 14” perpetrated a massacre in Burkina Faso this month that killed over 130 people, Burkina…