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"Postcolonial theory came to prominence during a period of massive political defeats for the Left… [But in universities] there is a mass base for what we might call oppression studies…"

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This week in 1975: U.S. Senate cuts off cuts off covert aid to Angolan rightist rebels; U.S. lifts the ban on foreign competition in Little League World Series; an explosion killed 14 and wounded 70 others at New Yorks LaGuardia Airport; and singer from Delight, Arkansas, had scored his 34th hit record and his fourth No. 1.

Esgian's last roundup of the year for the Week 52 puts spotlight on new developments for Dolphin Drilling semisub, Seadrill drillships…

RUEN ship remains hijacked and anchored 2.5 nautical miles off the coast of Somalia

Esgians last roundup of the year for the Week 52 puts spotlight on new developments for Dolphin Drilling semisub, Seadrill drillships…

RUEN was hijacked on December 14

President Emmerson Mnangagwa will be the SADC chairperson with effect from August next year.This is contrary to news going around that President Mnangagwa will ...

President Emmerson Mnangagwa will be the SADC chairperson with effect from August next year. This is contrary to news going around that President Mnangagwa will be the SADC chairperson with effect from January, 1, 2024. The SADC chairmanship change hands at each Sadc ordinary summit which is normally held once a year. Mnangagwa is expected…

The Dos Santos scandal serves as a global case study, highlighting the dangers of abusing political power for personal gain.