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State-Supplied Fertilizer Growing Opium Poppies

June 17, 2019 Kenneth Engelhardt 0

Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin In the state of Guerrero, farmers have relied on government-supplied fertilizer for years to grow crops both legal (corn) and illegal (opium […]

Brunei – Preparations for Sultan’s 73rd Birthday

June 16, 2019 Kenneth Engelhardt 0

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Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin At the second meeting of the National Committee of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam’s 73rd Birthday Celebration, preparations […]

Can Eritrea Deepen Its Trade Relationship with Djibouti

June 11, 2019 Kenneth Engelhardt 0

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Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin It is ranked as one of the world’s most repressive countries according to Freedom House. An open letter has been written to President […]

John Walker Lindh

May 26, 2019 Kenneth Engelhardt 0

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Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin John Walker Lindh the “American Taliban” has been released from federal prison on Thursday May 23rd after spending 17 years of his 20 […]

Gnassingbe Family Dynasty Could Rule Until 2030

May 26, 2019 Kenneth Engelhardt 0

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Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin Members of parliament in Togo have approved amendments to the constitution that may permit President Faure Gnassingbe to rule until 2030. The election […]

Benin First Place in African Cotton Production

May 26, 2019 Kenneth Engelhardt 0

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Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin Benin has moved into first place among the African cotton producing countries ahead of Burkina Faso and Mali. A campaign was launched from […]

Political Election Drama in Benin

May 25, 2019 Kenneth Engelhardt 0

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Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin There are more than 70 radio stations, approximately 60 newspapers and magazines and around 15 television channels in Benin. Journalists have significant freedom […]

Multiple Players Looking to Calm US – Iran Tensions

May 22, 2019 Kenneth Engelhardt 0

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Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin It appears there are multiple players attempting to calm escalating tensions in the Gulf between Washington and Tehran. United States – Former U.S. state […]

Gnassingbé Eyadéma

May 21, 2019 Kenneth Engelhardt 0

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Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin Étienne (Gnassingbé) Eyadéma was born on 26 December, 1937 in Pya in northern Togo. He was a Togolese political leader and head of […]

Breweries in Banjul, Gambia Want to Negotiate with Government

May 20, 2019 Kenneth Engelhardt 0

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Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin Borry Darboe, Country Sales and Marketing Manager of Banjul Breweries Company Ltd. over the weekend, informed Foroyaa newspaper of their negotiation engagements with […]

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Articles by Kenneth Engelhardt

State-Supplied Fertilizer Growing Opium Poppies

Brunei – Preparations for Sultan’s 73rd Birthday

Can Eritrea Deepen Its Trade Relationship with Djibouti

John Walker Lindh

Gnassingbe Family Dynasty Could Rule Until 2030

Benin First Place in African Cotton Production

Political Election Drama in Benin

Multiple Players Looking to Calm US – Iran Tensions

Gnassingbé Eyadéma

Breweries in Banjul, Gambia Want to Negotiate with Government