Category Archives: Articles
Thomas Jefferson On Slavery – 1782
Obama and the Swine Flu Encounter – The “Indestructible Obama” – Mazi Omeife Jideofo
How the British Albions Corrupted Nigeria – Adapted from the works of Harold Smith
How the British Albions Corrupted The Nigerians – Adapted from the works of Harold Smith
Colonial Rule, Corruption, Secret Services, and Societies
The politics of the colonial regime are employed in the selection, destruction and manipulation of the leaders of the native people… To this end in Nigeria a highly efficient intelligence service operated both through the administration who routinely completed intelligence reports and through the army, police and special branch. The Labour Department also played a key role….
Indian Slaves In South Africa – Indian African History
INDIAN SLAVES IN SOUTH AFRICA
A little-known aspect of Indian-South African relations
Soon after Jan van Riebeeck set up a Dutch settlement at the Cape of Good Hope in 1652, to supply provisions to Dutch ships plying to and from India and the East Indies, people from India were taken to the Cape and sold into slavery to do domestic work for the settlers, as well the dirty and hard work on the farms.
Securitymen Take Down Hijacker in Kingston, Jamaica – Breaking News
White Slavery: The Scottish Slaves of England and Americas
FEAR OF BLACKNESS PART II – Dana Marniche
FEAR OF BLACKNESS PART II
EARLY DESCRIPTIONS OF THE CENTRAL ARABIAN TRIBESMEN WHO COMPRISED THE “MOORS” OF SPAIN
“The Moors of the host wore silks and colourful clothes which they had taken as booty… their horses’ reins were like fire, their faces as black as pitch, the handsomest among them was black as a cooking pot and their eyes blazed like fire; their horses as swift as leopards, their horsemen more cruel than the wolf that comes to a sheepfold in the night…Oh luckless Spain!” description of the Moors written in the 1200s A.D. and cited in, An Introduction to African Civilizations, by Willis N. Huggins and John J. Jackson, New York, 1937, and in Colin Smith’s, Christians and Moors in Spain vol. 1 2nd edition p. 97.
The Migrant Black Birds of Mauretania, Ethiopia and Europa – By OguEjiOfo Annu
The Black Birds of Mauretania and Ethiopia – Migrational Patterns of Black African Birds
Some 500 million birds are estimated to migrate from Africa to Europe and Asia every year since the beginning of time. These birds, some of them as small as 9 grams undertake the annual migration of thousands of miles between the two continents to find food and suitable climate.