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The Egyptian Revolution: A documentary of the "Arab Spring"  & The end of a dictator.

These stories, documentaries and analysis are provided to readers by staffers at Sanaa Magazine and various news agency personel around the world. These agencies include, BBC news, Al-Jazeera network, PBS and the New York Times. All articles are property of these same said agencies, all rights reserved.


FACTORY78 is a popular online TV show and media channel promoting urban music and entertainment. Founded by DJ and Videographer Lanre Davies. Factory78 material is original, exclusive, and always directed, filmed and edited by Lanre Davies himself. Lanre, is a Nigerian-born, London-based DJ, bringing the sound of mainstream and underground African music to the UK and the world.

Here in this clip, Factory 78 brings to us an interview with one of the hotest young musical artists in the Afrobeats community, Nigerian Artist Wizkid.

Click play below to hear current wizkid track "Slow Whine"

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After completing our journey to the U.S State of North Carolina for the wedding of a good friend, we decided to bring the images of the fun and festivities to our readers. Without further adieu. Abisoye weds Adeyemi.

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<Feature Article: Is the International Court bias toward African Affairs?
Seun Joshua for SanaaMagazine.com

I've often wondered why everytime there are cases to be heard by the International Criminal Court (ICC), African leaders and persons seem to fill the ranks of those who stand accused of a war crime or other crime against humanity. After reading a recent BBC news inquiry into the subject, I learned, of the 24 persons facing charges for crimes against humanity, not one individual is from outside the African continent..

This has even driven the African Union to issue a mandate to its member nations to, "Stop cooperating with the [ICC].", a very dangerous decree in my opinion.


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Driven by its youth, Egypt's revolution embraced all sectors of society. As the fear barrier was broken, destinies were transformed by the tumultuous events. This film offers an examination of the demise of the Mubarak regime through the eyes of people whose lives were, until now, defined by it.






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Youtube.com & Al-Jazeera.com

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Feature Article: Is the International Court bias toward African Affairs?
These stories, documentaries and analysis are provided to readers by staffers at Sanaa Magazine and various news agency personel around the world. These agencies include, BBC news, Al-Jazeera network, PBS and the New York Times. All articles are property of these same said agencies, all rights reserved.


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Syria: The evil results of doing good

Article courtesy of Robert Grenier for Al-Jazeera

Kofi Annan is a good man. We know that. We have all watched him for years. Where there is conflict and misunderstanding, whether among individuals, groups, or nations, he seeks conciliation. When two parties are in armed conflict, he does not take sides; instead, he tries to make peace.

But we also know that his instincts, however noble, have sometimes served him badly. That was true in Rwanda, when Annan's forbearance provided evil men with an opportunity they should not have had. It was also occasionally true at the UN, where the corrupt and the abusive sometimes found sanctuary in the nurturing environment of the then-Secretary General's tolerant understanding. And now, once again, we see Kofi Annan on a world stage, following, as usual, his noble instincts.


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Harvard University Professor Henry Gates explores the almost unknown history of the highly significant black populations in the nations of Mexico and Peru.

The two countries together received far more slaves than did the United States, yet very little is know of their influence on the establishment of these nations.


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Henry Louis Gate and PBS.org.
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