Islamization and Arabization of Africans as a Means to Political Power in the Sudan

Islamization and Arabization of Africans as a Means to Political Power in the Sudan: Contradictions of Discrimination based on the Blackness of Skin and Stigma of Slavery and their Contribution to the Civil Wars *

M. JALĀL HĀSHIM

Khartoum, Sudan

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Dr. Runoko Rashidi ON HENRY LOUIS GATES: "...done some very fine work but is misguided and is in some ways an embarrassment for African people".

ON HENRY LOUIS GATES

by: "Runoko Rashidi" runokor

28 February 2017

Family,

People ask me from time to time what I think of the work of Henry Louis Gates. My response is that he has done some very fine work but is misguided and is in some ways an em

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XENOPHOBIA IN South Africa - A Brief Attempt to Explain What is Going on in South Afrika at the Moment.

By Baba Amani Olubanjo Buntu

buntu@ebukhosinisolutions.co.za

To Afrikans outside South Afrika - I’m sure you are asking yourself: What is happening in SA right now? You probably hear/see reports about violent clashes, burning of houses and attacks on

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African Union should free Africans from the yoke of homebred imperialism

Africa. FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP

It is significant that the election of the African Union chairperson and commissioners to run the continental body happened at the end of last month, just before the beginning of the Black History Week in America, the

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N'COBRA Papers - On the Unity of African People - Africology: The Journal of Pan African Studies, vol.10, no.1, March 2017

Cheikh Anta Diop the Pan-Africanist from West Africa, in his work entitled ‘Black Africa’ reminded us that Egypt was the cradle of civilization. In those days, Egypt was peopled by a African nation. It drew on the African hinterland of the Nile River

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Rep. John Conyers pushes conversation regarding reparations forward

Rep. John Conyers, the longest serving congressional member, is pushing the conversation surrounding reparations for African-Americans forward. According to NBC News, Rep. Conyers held a Capitol Hill briefing that gathered activists, politicians, com

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The Ovaherero and Nama indigenous peoples of Namibia filed Class Action Complaint in US District Court charging Germany with Genocide

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
WEKUII RUKORO, Paramount Chief of the Ovaherero Traditional Authority; DAVID FREDERICK, Chief and Chairman of the Nama Traditional Authorities Association, THE ASSOCIATION OF THE OVAHERERO G

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Not reform, overhaul the African Union: Kagame Report is enough to show the AU has lost its Pan-Africanist bearings

The fundamental problem of the African Union is ideological. And no one typifies this crisis better than Paul Kagame, the terrifying tyrant and imperialist stooge of Kigali. His new report proposing remedies for reforming the Union belongs in the dus

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Exploring Ghana as it prepares to celebrate its 60th Independence Day

Ghana, the first nation in West Africa to win independence from colonial rule, has served a mecca for a number of African-American leaders — W.E.B. Du Bois, Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Malcolm X and even more recently, President Barack Obama. A good

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Black History Month USA Salutes H.E. Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, President of Equatorial Guinea

GC Media is the communications partner for Black History Month USA. H.E. Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, President of Equatorial Guinea and Founder of Party Democratic Guinea Ecuatorial (PDGE) has been chosen as the first honoree for Black History Month USA (

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“I won’t apologise for anything, there is no white person that has ever apologised for apartheid,” Kenny Motsamai

“I won’t apologise for what I did” – says political prisoner Kenny Motsamai

Political prisoner Kenny Motsamai insists that he will never apologise for killing a white traffic officer in Rustenburg during a bank robbery that was sanctioned by the Aza

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Ghana: Swearing ceremony of Africans of the Diaspora to receive Ghanaian Citizenship, Dec. 28th

An initiative started at the Institute of African Studies via a series of meetings under Director Prof Dzodzi Tsikata will be coming to fruition tomorrow.

As such, there will be a ceremony for Africans of the Diaspora to recieve Ghanaian Citizenship

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What should reparations for slavery entail?

Ama Biney ~
In the light of the former British Prime Minister’s dismissal of reparations, activists must push the debate further by detailing what reparations should entail. Fundamental to a reparations programme must be the fact that we transform th

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Seeking further clarity on Marcus Garvey

Greetings pascf and everyone

Thank you for your candid synopsis on one of our Icons and how at that time he rightly choose to address some of the conditions which confronted that generation.

In 2016 there are many people who cannot and will not accep

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Should African states withdraw from the UN?

An institution held hostage by imperialist governments cannot fulfill yearnings for peace and security

Abayomi Azikiwe

Since 2005 African leaders have been demanding two permanent seats on the Security Council as well as five nonpermanent one

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COLONISATION=PARTAGE DE CULTURE? Une plainte contre François FILLON - par le MIR, le MNH et le CIPN

Le Mouvement International pour les Réparations

(Martinique-Guadeloupe-Guyane-France),

le Mouvement pour une Nouvelle Humanité et le Comité International des Peuples Noirs

ne partagent naturellement pas l'avis de François Fillon

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A Look at How a Diplomat Who Signed Up to Serve His Country Ended Up Serving His Own People - Part 111

By Anselm Anyoha | Grown-up Nigerians, and Igbos in particular, know the loving intensity with which Professor Austine S.O. Okwu did his job as a Nigerian diplomat between 1961 and 1967. Fearless and outspoken, on several occasions he stood up for Ni

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Africa: Pushing for Reparation

By Ugo Aliogo and Chidinma Okonkwo | With the concerted efforts of the governments of the Caribbean countries, the push for reparation in Africa is gradually gaining momentum.

In the midst of the myriads of challenges facing the continent of Africa,

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A Presidential Pardon for Civil Rights Pioneer Marcus Garvey, The Time Has Come: Julius Garvey.

Press Conference in The Murrow Room of The National Press Club at 1:00pm on Wednesday, August 17th

The following is being released by Julius Garvey:

One of the most prominent leaders of the civil rights movements in the first half of the 20th

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225 years ago Haitian Revolutionaries defeated three European Empires, abolish slavery and create Haiti

Haiti revolutionaries beat, in combat, three European empires - the French, Spanish and English to abolish slavery and create Haiti

August 14, 2016 marks the 225th anniversary of the beginning of the Haiti revolution
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The Afrikan warriors at Bwa Kayima

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Who I am for Africa and Africans?

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Islamization and Arabization of Africans as a Means to Political Power in the Sudan

Dr. Runoko Rashidi ON HENRY LOUIS GATES: "...done some very fine work but is misguided and is in some ways an embarrassment for African people".

ON HENRY LOUIS GATES

XENOPHOBIA IN South Africa - A Brief Attempt to Explain What is Going on in South Afrika at the Moment.

African Union should free Africans from the yoke of homebred imperialism

N'COBRA Papers - On the Unity of African People - Africology: The Journal of Pan African Studies, vol.10, no.1, March 2017

Rep. John Conyers pushes conversation regarding reparations forward

The Ovaherero and Nama indigenous peoples of Namibia filed Class Action Complaint in US District Court charging Germany with Genocide

Not reform, overhaul the African Union: Kagame Report is enough to show the AU has lost its Pan-Africanist bearings

Exploring Ghana as it prepares to celebrate its 60th Independence Day

Black History Month USA Salutes H.E. Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, President of Equatorial Guinea

“I won’t apologise for anything, there is no white person that has ever apologised for apartheid,” Kenny Motsamai

“I won’t apologise for what I did” – says political prisoner Kenny Motsamai

Ghana: Swearing ceremony of Africans of the Diaspora to receive Ghanaian Citizenship, Dec. 28th

What should reparations for slavery entail?

Seeking further clarity on Marcus Garvey

Should African states withdraw from the UN?

Abayomi Azikiwe

COLONISATION=PARTAGE DE CULTURE? Une plainte contre François FILLON - par le MIR, le MNH et le CIPN

A Look at How a Diplomat Who Signed Up to Serve His Country Ended Up Serving His Own People - Part 111

Africa: Pushing for Reparation

A Presidential Pardon for Civil Rights Pioneer Marcus Garvey, The Time Has Come: Julius Garvey.

Press Conference in The Murrow Room of The National Press Club at 1:00pm on Wednesday, August 17th

225 years ago Haitian Revolutionaries defeated three European Empires, abolish slavery and create Haiti

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