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Germany fails to fully confront colonial legacy in Tanzania - Vimarsana News

Germany fails to fully confront colonial legacy in Tanzania

But it is still failing to address issues such as its brutal repression of the Maji Maji uprising in Tanzania.An impressive, yet painful reminder of the ups and downs of German-Tanzanian relations can be found in the Museum of Natural History in the German capital, Berlin. The skeleton has thrilled school classes and visitors to Berlin since it was first...

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Teleport Tourism #1: Cruising the Niger Delta - Vimarsana News

Teleport Tourism #1: Cruising the Niger Delta

~ Might our spending choices really matter to someone? ~ You’re filling your tank at the local Shell station when you recall the advice of a fair-trade

Rabbis for the Rights of Palestinians: A Common Struggle for East Jerusalem - Vimarsana News

Rabbis for the Rights of Palestinians: A Common Struggle for East Jerusalem

Tension is growing in the Arab quarters of East Jerusalem. The city administration plans to allow the further demolition of Palestinian houses. The human rights organization "Rabbis for Human Rights," which vehemently champions the defence of Palestinian rights, has been demonstrating against the demolition. Daniel Pelz reports

Beginning of the end of the Covid-19 pandemic in Europe? - Vimarsana News

Beginning of the end of the Covid-19 pandemic in Europe?

Lester Kiewit interviews Deutsche Welle correspondent Daniel Pelz.

Opinion: Namibia's wounds will take time to heal - Vimarsana News

Opinion: Namibia's wounds will take time to heal

Germany is going to apologize for the genocide against the Herero and Nama in Namibia. But reconciliation cannot be taken for granted — now the hard work begins, writes DW's Daniel Pelz.

Source: msn.com