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Seven regions where mining and extractive activities are mostly taking place in Namibia have complained that mining companies are not providing them with benefits. This was […]

A local independent mining consultant says Namibia is endowed with top quality minerals, but the government has no control over the mining and extraction of these […]

The year that broke Germany.

We often hear the phrase ‘information is power' but on the topic of ‘information literacy', it is important to ask what we mean by the term, and more importantly, what it means for workers. (...)

Tensions are being ramped up in Kosovo and upcoming elections in Serbia on December 17 represent another potential escalation.

Sean Larson takes a look at the German Revolution on the centenary.

Outwardly, America still seems like a normal country, so predictions of doom and gloom may seem over the top. But, says Daniel Lazare, the danger of authoritarianism is all too real

World War I - Armistice, Treaty, Legacy: Germanys deteriorating military situation was revealed to its civilian leadership and they requested an armistice and negotiations with President Wilson. The Allies partially agreed to the terms Germany and the U.S. had negotiated. The Armistice signed, World War I ended at 11:00 am on November 11, 1918.

November 11 began with a heavy fog in northern France. Here, at a hamlet, Le Francport, near Compiègne, on the Oine River, negotiations between German, French

A century on from the Munich beer hall putsch, Frank McDonough explains how Adolf Hitler turned a bloody fiasco into a political triumph.