KABISSA-FAHAMU-SANGONET NEWSLETTER 36 * 7862 SUBSCRIBERS

British Prime Minister Tony Blair has described the current state of poverty in Africa as "a scar on our consciences". And he said that if the world as a community focused on it, it could be healed but if not "it will become deeper and angrier".

A senior official of the African National Congress has been arrested in South Africa on charges that he profited from a controversial multi-billion dollar arms deal in 1999.

A new wave of student unrest hit the country yesterday.

The appearance of a pro-Hitler pamphlet at the World Conference Against Racism (WCAR) held in Durban was one of many ironies attesting to the continuing strength of raw anti-Semitism. It was published by the Durban-based Islamic Propagation Centre International, now revealed to have received at least US $3 million (about R27 million) from Osama bin Laden.

Is the world so far gone into madness that the US can get away with what it pleases? Because what the US does the rest of the world follows. It is like the popular child in the playground that everyone wants to be friendly with, even to the detriment of the school.The US is the home of the drug trade, pornography, irreligion and every other ungodly practise in the world. Their dominance of negative enegy on the internet testifies to this. I am a South African who lived through a greater terro...read more

Pages