Does Africa matter?

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A brief socio-historical outline of Africa partly reveals how and why it got to where it is now. A critical glance at its present state will give a scenario which show just what are the potentials of the continent.

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A fate worse than imperialism in Africa

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An interview with the Nigerian playwright Wole Soyinka is presented. Issues discussed include the role of the United Nations in Sierra Leone, the seizure of land in Zimbabwe and the war in Ethiopia and Eritrea.

Interview, Military aspects, Personalities, Dramatists, Playwrights, Sierra Leone, Soyinka, Wole

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Eco-imperialism and bio-monopoly at the Earth Summit

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The Rio Earth Summit failed due to Malaysia's refusal to accept foreign intervention in forest conservation. Malaysia insists that its poverty justifies the logging of its tropical hardwoods.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Environmental aspects, Malaysia, Environmental policy, Environmental law, United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, 1992, Forestry law, Forest law

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