by Mustafa B Mheta | Jan 20, 2022 | Africa, Breaking News, MRN articles, MRN Views, World News
The Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) must learn from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) when it comes to disciplining its errant members not wanting to tow the line. Recently, ECOWAS imposed sanctions on Mali for refusing to set a clear...
by Hassen Lorgat | Jan 3, 2022 | Africa, Breaking News, Middle East, World
Today the olive leaves fly at half-mast Today we bicycled to Cervantes park Far away but my head turns to Jozi, where our cycle lanes were closed off after being built We stopped Cycles locked I wander about amongst the fragrances of rosemary and roses After a while I...
by Mustafa B Mheta | Dec 23, 2021 | Africa, Breaking News, MRN articles, MRN Views, World News
Reports that the USA special forces have been deployed to the conflict areas in Ethiopia, is indeed very worrying news. The question that we need to ask is why should the USA army deploy in a country which is not theirs and with whom no war whatsoever, has been...
by Media Review Network | Dec 6, 2021 | Africa, Breaking News, Obituary
Media Review Network joins millions of South Africans in mourning the death of Ebrahim Ismail Ebrahim. Ebie as he will be fondly remembered, was an outstanding giant in South Africa’s liberation movement. His tenacious commitment to the freedom struggle against...
by Mustafa B Mheta | Dec 3, 2021 | Africa, Breaking News, MRN articles, MRN Views, World News
Africa should not allow Morocco to ascend to the African peace and security council seat until it pulls out of Western Sahara, allows the people of Western Sahara independence, and abide by all the UN and AU resolutions hanging on its head. The Peace and Security...
by Mustafa B Mheta | Dec 3, 2021 | Africa, Breaking News, MRN articles, MRN Views, World News
For the past 4 years, people in Cameroon have killed one another over colonial languages, English and French. The fight appears to be centred around the issue of who is a better colonizer between the British and French. Very trivial issues are often cited in this...
