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Walter Rodney's Radical Legacy - Boston Review - Vimarsana News

Walter Rodney's Radical Legacy - Boston Review

Contrary to those who cast Marxism as a Eurocentric “white ideology,” the Guyanese revolutionary saw it as an essential component of struggles against colonialism.

Environment Minister woos investors for Sierra Leone - Vimarsana News

Environment Minister woos investors for Sierra Leone

By Politico Staff Writer Minister of Environment, Jiwoh Emmanuel Abdulai has told a forum that Sierra Leone is looking for partnerships that provide opportunities for knowledge sharing, technology transfer, technical assistance, and investment into the country’s natural assets. He was making a statement at the COP28 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates on the 10th December, 2023. He

GSMA | J-Palm Liberia: Transforming sustainable palm oil through mobile blockchain technology - Vimarsana News

GSMA | J-Palm Liberia: Transforming sustainable palm oil through mobile blockchain technology

The GSMA Innovation Fund start-up in Liberia, is revolutionising the sustainability of wild palm oil in West Africa through the use of mobile and blockchain technology. The solution enhances transparency in the palm oil supply chain and strengthens the climate resilience of communities across Liberia.

Source: gsma.com
3 People Helping to Grow Tourism in Sierra Leone - Vimarsana News

3 People Helping to Grow Tourism in Sierra Leone

Sierra Leone is growing a tourism industry, and these three innovators in fashion, conservation, and history are doing their best to make it happen.

Source: afar.com
Nothing good comes of France - Vimarsana News

Nothing good comes of France

France is not a new problem for Africa. Since the 19th century, its stood in the way of the continent’s self-determination.