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Senegalese President Marches Alongside Armed Forces – Look Back in Pictures
Bassirou Diomaye Faye took part on Sunday in the hike that concluded Armed Forces Week. Now fixed on the national calendar, the hike will be held every first Sunday after Armed Forces Day.
👉 This year’s event highlighted the crucial role Senegalese soldiers will… Read more -
At Least 32 People Killed in Overcrowded Bridge Collapse at Copper Mine in DRC: Official
Provincial Interior Minister Roy Kaumba Mayonde attributed the accident to the “hasty crossing of the diggers,” which caused the makeshift bridge to collapse into a flooded ditch.
👉 Illegal diggers forcibly entered the mine despite a strict ban due to… Read more -
https://roape.net/2021/09/21/ethnonationalism-imperialism-and-the-working-class-in-ethiopia/
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Ethnonationalism, imperialism and the working class in Ethiopia - ROAPE
Since November last year, Ethiopia has been fighting a devastating civil war with the Tigray Peoples Liberation Front. Hibist Kassa argues that the scale of misinformation on the war, lack of context and attempts to impose false narratives is deeply troubling … Continue reading
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https://roape.net/2025/06/11/capitalist-crime-in-africa-maximum-profit-little-investment/
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Capitalist crime in Africa – Maximum profit, little investment - ROAPE
Last year ROAPE publish new edited collection, Capitalism and Economic Crime in Africa: The Neoliberal Period. The volume brings together a collection of research articles, briefings and blog posts that were published over a period of nearly 40 years (1986–2023), in … Continue reading
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https://roape.net/2025/11/12/can-strikes-save-nigerian-universities/
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Can strikes save Nigerian universities ? - ROAPE
In this blog, Chinenye Cynthia Izuchukwu argues that prolonged conflict between the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the Nigerian government reflects not just labor unrest but a deeper crisis of inequality, neglect, and state priorities. Her article examines … Continue reading
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