The A.N.C., Nigeria And South African Liberation
During an international anti-apartheid conference in November 1988, Ike Nwachukwu, Nigeria’s External Affairs Minister, seized the opportunity of the august gathering, to
A Journalistic Imperative
Mankind is in a state of constant change. “The journalist’s task is to write about and, in a sense, promote changes, to
Revisiting The Debt Crisis
In December 1988, the World Bank released the International Debt Table for the outgoing year. According to the report, the total stock
Zimbabwe At Nine
April 18th marked the ninth anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Zimbabwe. In the recent history of Africa, the struggle for
Imperialism’s Privatization ‘Panacea’
A new spectre is haunting Africa. It is the spectre of Privatization. All over the continent, from the North to the South,
Angola: Murtala Muhammed’s Foreign Policy Success
This week, we are commemorating the assassination of the unforgettable and much-lamented, General Murtala Ramat Mohammed. He had earned his place, as
U.S.A: The Reagan Years
Today’s inauguration of George Bush as the 41st president of the United States, closes a stormy chapter in contemporary history. For two
The New Soviet Concept Of International Security
In December 1987, the Commission on the Exchange of Party Experience, of the International Journal, WORLD MARXIST REVIEW, organised a round-table between
The Zionist Monster Re-Assessed
Reactionary circles will soon be celebrating the 41st anniversary of one of the most unpopular events in contemporary history, the founding of
History And African Leadership
Karl Marx it was, who once wrote that men make their history, but not in conditions they have chosen. In trying to
Clara Zetkin And The Women’s Question
In agreement with the class-conscious, Political and Trade Union Organizations of the proletariat of their respective countries, the Socialist women of all