ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
Gwen Shulman speaks to Catherine Coumans from Mining Watch Canada about recent violations involving Barrick Gold’s Tanzanian subsidiary Acacia mining. Since 2011 there have been reports of abuses around the mine. Catherine Coumans returns from a recent visit there.
http://archives.ckut.ca/64/20170719.19.07-19.31.mp3Long term archive is also found here
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WEITERE EPISODEN IN DIESEM PODCAST
Madagascar has thrown its doors open to foreign mining interests and Canadian mining companies have stepped right in, to ill effect.
Gwen Schulman talks to Jamie Kneed of Canadian Mining Watch on growing tension between farmers in Vohitsara, in Eastern Madagascar, and Canadian company DNI Metals e…
University of Quebec in Montreal professor Dan O’Meara who personnally got to know Steve Biko, South African activist killed during the apartheid regime 40 years ago, remembers his contribution to the anti-apartheid struggle.
https://archive.org/download/DanOMearaTalksAboutBiko/Dan%20OMeara%2…
On the 1st of September, the Kenyan supreme court annulled election results, plunging Kenya into a new unexpected round of elections. Firoze Manji, the publisher of Daraja Press, speaks to Amandla regular Zahra Moloo about the recent history of Kenyan elections.
https://archive.org/download…
Doug Miller, with guests Eric Lamoureux and David Lieber, look back at Thomas Sankara’s life and it’s significance in present day Africa.
Doug Miller and filmaker Ole Gerstad offer a review of the newly released film Queen of Katwe.
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