Aby L. Sène

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Black Agenda Report

Jun 18, 2024 | blackagendareport.com | Ann Garrison |Aby L. Sène

Kenyan President William Ruto, despite his posturing as a strong leader for the people, has betrayed the masses time and time again. His neoliberal policies and allegiance to the west are strangling the Kenyan people. The Communist Party of Kenya vehemently condemns President Ruto's recent actions, which expose his true allegiance as a subservient agent of Western imperialism.
Black Agenda Report

Jun 18, 2024 | blackagendareport.com | Abayomi Azikiwe |Aby L. Sène |Tanupriya Singh |David Broder

Newly elected President Bola Tinubu, the Chair of ECOWAS, has mounting political problems while advocating military intervention in neighboring Niger. Originally published in Fighting Words. Nigeria is Africa’s most populous state and is listed as having the largest economy on the continent with huge deposits of oil, natural gas and other strategic resources.
Western Climate Agenda Goes Against African Development

Mar 6, 2024 | popularresistance.org | Aby L. Sène

Above Photo: A Maasai man on tribal-managed lands. Hemis / Alamy. Carbon and biodiversity offsets are the latest imperialist weapons used against African people and their nations. Self-determination is the key to ecological health for the continent.
Black Agenda Report

Mar 5, 2024 | blackagendareport.com | Roberto Sirvent |Ray Bush |Abayomi Azikiwe |Aby L. Sène

Carbon and biodiversity offsets are the latest imperialist weapons used against African people and their nations. Self-determination is the key to ecological health for the continent.
'The New Normal' - Climate Change Archives - The Republic

Feb 27, 2024 | republic.com.ng | Aby L. Sène |Hillary Essien |Alexis Teyie |Imad Musa

Imperialism is the Arsonist of Our Forests Hot Outside Africa in the Face of a Worsening Climate Crisis AfricaApril/May 2023Nigeria Re/claiming the Utility and Novelty of Mobile Phones and Social Media Lessons from Pastoralists in East and West Africa AfricaApril/May 2023Nigeria Post-COP27, Africa Must Forge Its Own Path An Interview with Energy Researcher, Habiba Daggash AfricaDecember 22/January 23InterviewsSpecial Focus: COP27vol7-no1 A COP of Unmet Expectations The Disappointment of COP27...
Black Agenda Report

Sep 19, 2023 | blackagendareport.com | Essam Elkorghli |Aby L. Sène |Margaret Kimberley |Roberto Sirvent

The U.S./NATO destruction of the Libyan state in 2011 was followed unilateral coercive measures, sanctions, which rendered that nation unable to maintain dams which failed during a recent storm. Thousands of deaths resulted from this ongoing crime perpetrated by the collective west. In early September 2023, Storm Daniel was wreaking havoc in Bulgaria, Greece, and Turkey. This coincided with heavy rains in western Libya that drowned much of the capital, Tripoli, and nearby cities for several days.
Aby Sène wishes she had more time to write for leisure.

Mar 17, 2023 | republic.com.ng | Aby L. Sène

What books or kinds of books did you read growing up? I grew up in several Francophone West African countries and attended French schools in Senegal, where I was born, then Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso. And so, the literary works that I was mostly exposed to was from Francophone Africa, and from the post-independence period. The books I read were the classics set in the post-independence period from authors such as Maraima Ba, Aminata Sow Fall, Amadou Hampate Ba, Camara Laye and Ahmadou Kourouma.