Popular Masses in Cameroon Struggle for Peace and Dignity
Trade unions in Cameroon have affirmed their determination to defend workers' livelihoods and work together for a peaceful resolution to the worsening crisis. At...
Workers Strike Against Austerity in Chad
Public sector workers in Chad have been on indefinite general strike since May of this year. This is in protest against the Government’s austerity...
Enslavement of Nigerians in Libya
On Refugees, Immigration and Inequality
Africans, including some Nigerians, being sold as slaves in Libya once again shows that issues of refugees, economic migration, inequality...
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ROAPE organises workshop for activists in Ghana
In mid-November ten comrades from Nigeria travelled to Accra to attend a two-day workshop organised by the Review...
Revolutionary Pressures in Togo
Tens of thousands of working-class people and youth took over the streets in Togo, over the last few months, demanding the resignation of President...
Cameroon soldiers shoot independence activists dead
In Cameroon, as in the south east of Nigeria, government troops have killed protestors agitating for independence for their region.
Soldiers shot dead at least...
South African attacks – nationalism coming home to roost!
The attacks on Nigerians in South Africa are terrible, but this is the price we pay for nationalism. Donald Trump says he wants to...
Striking Doctors in Kenya Face Nigerian Like Conditions
Currently, the lowest paid doctors in Kenya take home around N140,000 ($350), while the best paid receive two million naira ($5,000) monthly. "If you...
Pan-Africanism Today & the Working Class
The “Pan-Africanism Today” Conference which took place on March 25-27, at Lusaka brought together activists from 21 countries on the African continent and diaspora...
Socialists Support University of Nairobi Students Protest
The Social Democratic Party (Marxist) of Kenya has given its support to the protest of University of Nairobi students against the imposition of a...
Trade Unions in Ghana Protest Price Increases and Poverty
The trade unions in Ghana are showing that action is the way to fight price increases and poverty. Last Wednesday (20th January, 2016) the...
Mass Struggles Continue in Burundi
by Drew Povey
Turmoil continues to grip Burundi as we go to press, nearly seven months after President Pierre Nkurunziza announced he would seek...
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In 1989, thousands rose in protest against the IMF and World Bank-inspired Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP). This supported the lavish lifestyles of corrupt government...