August 15, 2013
Bahrain protests: Will the House of Khalifa fall like a house of cards?
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Original post: Mugabe victory in Zimbabwe: Dictatorship or Decolonization?
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President has proved critics at home and abroad wrong with bold policies now yielding economic freedom Robert Mugabe belongs to a dying breed of politicians on the African continent. Molded in the crucible of politics of nationalism, he emerges as the surviving face of African nationalism radicalised through armed resistance to settler colonialism.