'Iyo yakarongeka sisitimu yemuchina, iyo inofambiswa inofambiswa neiyo nzira yekufambisa kubva pakati automaton, ndiyo yakagadziridzwa nzira yekugadzira nemichina. Pano tine, pachinzvimbo chemuchina uri wega, chikara chine muviri unozadza mafekitori ese, uye ane simba redhimoni, pakutanga rakafukidzwa pasi pekufamba kunononoka uye kuyerwa kwemakumbo ake makuru, pakureba rinobuda mumhepo inokurumidza uye yehasha. nhengo dzake dzisingaverengeki dzinoshanda.'

'An organized system of machines, to which motion is communicated by the transmitting mechanism from a central automaton, is the most developed form of production by machinery. Here we have, in place of the isolated machine, a mechanical monster whose body fills whole factories, and whose demon power, at first veiled under the slow and measured motions of his giant limbs, at length breaks out into the fast and furious whirl of his countless working organs.'

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Abayomi Azikiwe, is the editor of Pan-African Newswire . He joins us from Detroit to discuss U.S. policy towards the Horn of Africa nation, Somalia. The Trump administration recently carried out airstrikes against what they say are terrorist forces and supports independence for the Somaliland region. The U.S. continues its policies of destabilization and military attacks against that nation. Abayomi Azikiwe provides analysis of these actions against Somalia and other African nations.

Trump Administration Continues U.S. Destabilization of Somalia

Camila Escalante is an editor for Kawsachun News and a Latin America correspondent for PressTV. She will discuss the latest Trump administration policies moves in Latin America. Secretary of State Rubio announced that leaders of Caribbean countries will be personally sanctioned if their nations continue to participate in Cuba’s medical program. Also, the Trump administration violated a judge's order by sending more than 200 Venezuelan nationals to Honduras and El Salvador, alleging that they are members of the Tren de Agua group and threats to national security. Camila Escalante joins us from Toronto.

U.S. Pressures CARICOM to End Cooperation with Cuba and Sends Venezuelans to El Salvador

In this week’s segment we hear about the Trump administration attempt to force CARICOM member nations to end their participating in a Cuban medical program. The administration is also sending Venezuelan nationals to El Salvador in violation of court order and of their due process rights. But first we have an update on conditions in Haiti and the continuing struggle of the people against terrorist militias and to end foreign interference in their affairs and regain sovereignty.

Black Agenda Radio March 21, 2025

Abayomi Azikiwe, Editor of Pan-African Newswire, joins us from Detroit with an update on the two-year-long conflict in Sudan as government forces make headway in retaking the capital of Khartoum. Is this humanitarian crisis nearing its end? Abayomi Azikiwe provides analysis.

Is the Sudan Civil War Nearing an End?

Dr. Charisse Burden-Stelly is an Associate Professor of African American Studies at Wayne State University. She is the author of Black Scare Red Scare: Theorizing Capitalist Racism in the United States.  She joins us from Detroit to discuss this political moment as Donald Trump again takes office. How does he differ from other presidents? How is he the same? Are we living under fascism, and what does that mean? Dr. Burden-Stelly provides analysis.

Analyzing Trump: Aberration and Continuity

In this week’s segment we have an update on the civil war in Sudan, which may be nearing a conclusion. But first we discuss how to analyze the actions of the Trump administration and understand that it may not be as much of an aberration as we’ve been led to believe.

Black Agenda Radio March 28, 2025

Gerald Perreira is chairperson of the Organization for the Victory of the People in Guyana. He joins us from Guyana to discuss U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s recent trip to Guyana, Surinam and Jamaica. During his trip Rubio sought to escalate tensions between Guyana and Venezuela, and to end Caribbean nations’ participation in Cuba’s medical program. We’ll talk about the renewed U.S. focus on the region.

Marco Rubio Targets Guyana and the Caribbean Region

Maurice Carney is the Executive Director of Friends of the Congo . He joins us from Washington to discuss the ongoing crisis in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, Rwanda’s continued intervention with their M23 militia, Congo’s offer of minerals to the U.S. government, and upcoming peace talks hosted by Qatar.

Rwanda Continues Congo Invasion, Congo Seeks U.S. Protection

In this week’s segment we discuss Secretary of State Rubio’s visit to Guyana and other nations, and U.S. efforts to control resources and interfere in the Caribbean region. But first we discuss Rwanda’s occupation of the eastern Congo, failed efforts at peace, and Congo’s offer of resources to the U.S. in hopes of obtaining protection.

Black Agenda Radio April 4, 2025

Tableau : Ata Ndele Mokili Ekobaluka (Tôt ou tard le monde changera), par Monsengo Shula, 2014 (détail).

Théâtre d’une extraordinaire vitalité culturelle, la République démocratique du Congo est mise à l’honneur dans l’exposition Beauté Congo – 1926-2015 – Congo Kitoko présentée à la Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain avec André Magnin, commissaire général.

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Comme la chanson d’Adou Elenga, l’œuvre de Monsengo Shula est intitulée Ata Ndele Mokili Ekobaluka (Tôt ou tard le monde changera). Émet‑elle le regret que l’Afrique ne se soit pas inscrite dans l’aventure spatiale, l’espoir qu’elle prendra sa revanche ? Signifie-t-elle que la représentation d’une Afrique statique, en attente perpétuelle d’un changement, pèse toujours sur les esprits ? En 1956, Adou Elenga ne dit pas quand ni comment le monde va changer ; deux ans plus tard, ses paroles sont reprises par l’OK Jazz dans « Merengue », qui précise que le changement aura lieu « demain à l’aube ». La version d’Adou Elenga est sortie alors qu’aucun Congolais n’avait encore revendiqué ouvertement l’indépendance, tandis que celle de l’OK Jazz a servi de fond sonore aux violentes émeutes qui y ont mené au pas de charge. Dans une ville où les musiciens disposaient d’un quasi-monopole sur l’expression politique, il ne serait pas étonnant que la surenchère verbale de l’OK Jazz ait joué un rôle décisif dans cette extraordinaire accélération de l’histoire.

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