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Saturday, 27 October 2012

VIDEO REPORT



By Itopa Tersoo

A Nigerian man called Nelson Victor in 1995 found a football Academy here in Hungary named Internationale Football Academy – Afrique Internationale FC with the full name of Internationale club de Football (inter CDF SE). 

Wednesday, 24 October 2012

GENERAL



Two major distinctions for ‘NEVER AGAIN’ founder

Marcin Kornak, the chairman of the 'NEVER AGAIN' Association, received two major distinctions for his lifelong work against racism and discrimination.

Tuesday, 23 October 2012

HISTORICAL

Celebrating black history month


October is Black History Month in the United Kingdom (UK). It became part of the cultural landscape of the Czech Republic also when Humanitas Afrika introduced it in the country in 2003. Long before
then, Black History Month has been celebrated for years in the United States (US) since the 1920s,
arriving later in the UK in the 1980s.

PRESS RELEASE



Group wants enquiry into racism in S/Africa schools 

In view of the reported incidents of racism in Boksburg (Gauteng) school, Hindus have asked for nationwide investigation into prevalence of racism in South Africa schools.

NEWS & REPORT



October 23: Hungary remembers revolution

On 23 October Hungary marks the 56th anniversary of the 1956 Revolution, one of the most important events in the history of the Hungarian people. The Revolution broke out in opposition to Soviet communist oppression and occupation; it began with a peaceful demonstration by university students, and ended in bloody street fighting.

Monday, 22 October 2012

NEWS



Nigerian embassy in Berlin attacked

Berlin-The Nigerian Embassy in Berlin was attacked with paint bombs on Wednesday night by unknown persons, the police have said. 

Sunday, 21 October 2012

NIGERIA AFFAIRS

The forgotten documents of the Nigerian civil war 

Odia Ofeimun
THE most comprehensive and almost cover-all organization of the documents of the Nigerian Civil War remains AHM Kirk-Greene's CRISIS AND CONFLICT IN NIGERIA, A Documentary Source book 1966-1970 Volume 1, and Volume 2, published by Oxford University Press London, New York and Ibadan in 1971.