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White World Order, Black Power Politics -Book Review
It might seem odd, in 2023, to review a book that was released in 2015. It might seem strange, furthermore, to review a book...
Israeli Labor Party (1964-2000): Book Review
The book "Israeli Labor Party 1964-2000" by Dr. Haytham Mouzahem offers an incisive historical and political analysis of the Israeli Labor Party from its...
On Days Such as This -Poetry Book Review
On Days Such as This, Gail Dendy. Botsotso, Johannesburg, 2020.ISBN: 978-1-990922-48-0. 60pp
The poet wrestles with an intimate flashback, the perception of future, and becomes...
Book Review of “Tucked Inn” by Nadine AuCoin
The story takes place in Nova Scotia, Canada. All is not what it seems at first glance. First things first. This is a story...
About The Author and The Introduction to Eating the Dust
Dr. Ambrose Cato George holds the following academic qualifications: B.Sc. In Zoology and Botany (Unisa), Secondary Teacher’s Diploma-postgraduate (UWC), B.Ed. - distinction in Philosophy...
Gender, health communications and reproductive health in international development -Book Review
Sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are essential for the advancement of gender equality and in the last decades these have become more...
International Development Policy: AID, Emerging Economies, and Global Policies -Book Review
Introducing “International Development Policy: AID, Emerging Economies and Global Policies,” a significant scholarly contribution published in 2012 by the Graduate Institute Geneva. This meticulously...
The Dragon from the Mountains: The CPEC from Kashgar to Gwadar -Book review
China, in its flagship project CPEC, has invested more than $60 billion in Gwadar Port Pakistan, in its infrastructure and energy projects, and deep...
Beyond Rocks and Minerals – Why People, Nature and Gemstones Matter?
Books are a store of knowledge, a vehicle of science and it is not rare to find many which fit the phrase ‘food for...
Central Asia: A New History from the Imperial Conquests to the Present – Book Review
The author of the Book “Central Asia: A New History from the Imperial Conquests to the Present”, is Adeeb Khalid, who is an associate...