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Recent articles from New African

The House of Scandal: one newspaper has called it "a very British revolution". And why not? Until this May, nobody would have associated the British House of Commons with corruption (sorry, fraud). Corruption and fraud were supposed to happen elsewhere. But with the recent revelations of British MPs being neck-deep in parliamentary expenses fraud, talk about corruption will never be the same again. Osei Boateng reports.(BRITAIN)
June 1, 2009... On 19 May, British MPs made history by forcing out the Speaker of the House of Commons, Michael Martin, by making him the biggest scapegoat ever to be sacrificed in the modern parliamentary era to assuage the guilty consciences of MPs caught red-handed in defrauding the state via the...

America's misguided stance on Zimbabwe: while Zimbabwe's erstwhile political enemies have joined hands to work for peace, national reconciliation and economic recovery, dissonant voices in America are telling the US Congress and government to harden its stance against Zimbabwe, a position likely to lead to a major clash between the two countries. Ifa Kamau Cush reports from Washington.(ZIMBABWE)
June 1, 2009... When Zimbabwe's new deputy prime minister, Prof Arthur Mutambara, delivered his maiden speech to Parliament in March, he had no doubt about the role America is playing in his country. "We must take note that if the government [the Inclusive Government formed in February this year by the three...

Aid is about power.(READERS' VIEWS)(Letter to the editor)
April 1, 2009... I read the article, "Africa: Time to break out" (NA, March) with great interest. I agree wholeheartedly with Ifa Kamau Cush's opinion that African countries should pay no attention to IMF and World Bank models, because of actual empirical evidence. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Some of the...

Lessons of democracy.(READERS' VIEWS)(Letter to the editor)
April 1, 2009... Ghana's recent election is a story of hope that makes every African proud. When the voice of the people is heard and respected, that is when they take their country as their own, are happy and contribute with all their hearts and strength to build a better society. The Election Commission...

Good news from Zimbabwe at last.(READERS' VIEWS)(Letter to the editor)
April 1, 2009... Kenya and Zimbabwe have shown the world that they can promote "sharing" as part and parcel of African values. The government of national unity in Kenya is a reality and Zimbabwe has followed suit. We should encourage them. President Robert Mugabe, Morgan Tsvangirai, Arthur Mutambara and...