Africa Today – February 2, 2004
An interview with Eric Reeves on developments in the Sudan.
An interview with Eric Reeves on developments in the Sudan.
Africa Action is the oldest organization in the U.S. working on African affairs. Walter talks with Executive Director Salih Booker. Visit Africa Action: www.africaaction.org
Martin Luther King Jr’s speech April 4th, 1967: "Beyond Vietnam".
The AIDS pandemic. Guest Maurice Graham, founder and Executive Director of AID FOR AIDS/AFRICA.
Interview with Lako Tongun, Professor of Political Studies Pitzer College on recent developments in the Sudan.
Interview with Kathleen Cleaver, former Communications Secretary of the Black Panther Party.
Interview with Medea Benjamin of Global Exchange on recent delegation to Iraq, and an interview with Larry Ukali Johnson-Redd on his book Journey to the Motherland: From San Francisco to Benin City.
Dr. Andrew Shekman, who has just returned from a project in Liberia with Doctors Without Borders.
Guest Michael Lapsley, Anglican priest who serves as the director of the Institute for the Healing of Memories based in Cape Town, South Africa. In the mid-1970s, he served as the National Chaplain of Anglican Students, and then due to his political and social organizing efforts he was expelled from the country by the apartheid … Continued
The Chad-Cameroon Oil Pipeline: Guest Ian Gary, Catholic Relief Services Strategic Advisor for Africa.