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King Charles is not a natural diplomat or politician

The only other political censure in the history of Congress—that of abolitionist Joshua Giddings in 1842—was bound up with the struggle against slavery that culminated in the Civil War.

I know. I shouldn’t give exposure to Julius Malema. It just feeds his agenda, but the chillingly satirical, self-styled ‘Commander in Chief’ is a bit short on historical context, so I feel obliged to provide him with some.

Written for the reprint of Ambu H. Patel (Ed): Struggle for ‘Release Jomo & Colleagues’.  Nairobi:   Vita Books (Forthcoming).

If Charles wants to establish himself as a respected and consequential monarch, he must apologize for royal links to slavery, end the family feuds, and plan the monarchy’s future.

It's Kenya's history that shapes their stance, contrary to Malema's critique of President Ruto's support for Israel in the Gaza conflict.

With greater access to cheap but powerful biotechnology tools that needs little or no expertise to operate, it's obvious that the terrorist groups might resort to manufacturing dangerous pathogens or modifying easily accessible ones to make them more suitable for agro-terrorism in order to further wreck havocs on the people through food scarcity and crisis.

Malema had questioned Ruto's word claiming the President had failed to fulfil his promises

It is, though, key acknowledgement of UK's colonial-era transgressions

Public acknowledgements of colonial legacy in east Africa by Britain, German and Belgium can be classified under the broad framework of transitional justice, as opposed to mere international relations or politics.