Jean Nanga
Jean Nanga is a Congolese revolutionary Marxist and an International Viewpoint correspondent for Africa.
Articles by this author (18)
- A ‘Civil War’ that is French and Neo-Colonial
- Two oligarchic factions tear the country apart
- Constitutional gerrymandering and murderous consolidation of capitalist nepotism
- After fifty years of “independence”
- “The dynamic of the victorious struggle of the workers in the sugar industry has spread to other areas...”
- Social struggles and the birth of a new consciousness
- New capitalist domination and imperialism in Africa
- Africa at the heart of the debates
- Neoliberal Globalisation vs the Poor
- GDP, the bourgeoisie and inequality all growing
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- Jean Batou and Nina Potarskaya
- Joachim Becker
- Kim D. Hunter
- Mariana Carneiro
- Mary N. Taylor
- Omar Karmi
- Peter Saxtrup Nielsen
- Vinayak Chaturvedi
- Yasemin Dildar
- Abdessalem Hidouri
- Abir Mestiri and Khalil Amor
- Adam Shils
- Adel Abderezak
- Adela Gjorgjioska
- Aislinn Pulley
- Alex de Jong
Movement Builds to Free Milwaukee Muslim Leader Detained by ICE
On Monday, March 30, Salah Sarsour, President of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee (ISM) was stopped by a dozen vehicles and arrested by 10 Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents who first took him to the Broadview Detention Center in Illinois, and then to the Clay County Justice Center, near Terre Haute, Indiana.
- read article...For an anti-fascist front against the far right
The first round of the local elections took place against a backdrop of widespread creeping fascism in France and comes after a brutal offensive by the far right, during which the traditional ‘Republican’ right has decisively broken from much of its historical framework and values.
- read article...Brazil’s PSOL opposes federation with the governing PT
The majority of the party votes to maintain its autonomy and a commitment to social change.
- read article...Lyes is freed!
After 59 days of unjust imprisonment, Lyes Touati has finally been acquitted - 59 days of waiting, mobilization, solidarity and determination.
- read article...The Massacre of Protesters Will Not Block the Path to Freedom
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