Socialist Worker, May – June 2019
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Ekweremadu’s Organ Harvesting Case & the Rest of Us
The London Metropolitan Police arrested Senator Ike Ekweremadu and his wife Beatrice Ekweremadu in London and arraigned them at the Uxbridge Magistrate’s Court on...
25 million Nigerians suffer from kidney disease which could lead to renal failure and death. At least 18,000 of these require regular dialysis or kidney transplant. Regular dialysis means 3 sessions of 3-5 hours every week, to keep the patient alive. Each session costs between N30,000 and N50,000, while a kidney transplant costs not less than N6.5 million.
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History of Women’s Oppression
Women’s oppression is the most deeply entrenched oppression. It is seen as biological, psychological, universal and age-old. This view impacts on how we understand...