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Vanguard (Lagos)Yenagoa - The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) yesterday commiserated with the families of the 27 soldiers of the 14th Nigerian Battalion who were sentenced to life imprisonment for protesting for their rights.
Vanguard (Lagos)Yenagoa - The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) yesterday commiserated with the families of the 27 soldiers of the 14th Nigerian Battalion who were sentenced to life imprisonment for protesting for their rights.
Yenagoa — The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) yesterday commiserated with the families of the 27 soldiers of the 14th Nigerian Battalion who were sentenced to life imprisonment for protesting for their rights.
Vanguard (Lagos)Calabar - SECOND-IN-COMMAND to the detained Henry Okah in the leadership of the Movement for Emancipation of Niger-Delta (MEND), General Boyloaf, has said it was not true that the Minister of State for Niger-Delta Affairs, Elder Godsay Orubebe, asked the militant group to name any price for the release of British hostage, Mr. Robin Barry Hughes.
Vanguard (Lagos)Calabar - SECOND-IN-COMMAND to the detained Henry Okah in the leadership of the Movement for Emancipation of Niger-Delta (MEND), General Boyloaf, has said it was not true that the Minister of State for Niger-Delta Affairs, Elder Godsay Orubebe, asked the militant group to name any price for the release of British hostage, Mr. Robin Barry Hughes.
Calabar — SECOND-IN-COMMAND to the detained Henry Okah in the leadership of the Movement for Emancipation of Niger-Delta (MEND), General Boyloaf, has said it was not true that the Minister of State for Niger-Delta Affairs, Elder Godsay Orubebe, asked the militant group to name any price for the release of British hostage, Mr. Robin Barry Hughes.
Fahamu (Oxford)
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The Case For The Congo
Jacques Depelchin is disturbed by There is no Congo, a paper by Jeffrey Herbst and Greg Mills, which proposes changing the borders of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and splitting it among its surrounding countries to resolve the ongoing conflict.
Fahamu (Oxford)Media CenterIn the first of a two-part article exploring the implications of the US AFRICOM (the United States Africa Command) programme, Daniel Volman and William Minter discuss the growing strategic importance of the African continent to US interests.
Fahamu (Oxford)
Relevant Links
The Case For The Congo
Jacques Depelchin is disturbed by There is no Congo, a paper by Jeffrey Herbst and Greg Mills, which proposes changing the borders of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and splitting it among its surrounding countries to resolve the ongoing conflict.
Fahamu (Oxford)Media CenterIn the first of a two-part article exploring the implications of the US AFRICOM (the United States Africa Command) programme, Daniel Volman and William Minter discuss the growing strategic importance of the African continent to US interests.