WikiLeaks Julian Assange Weights In at Green Party Presidential Nomination of Jill Stein

It was through chants of "Jill Not Hill", "No More War" , and "No TPP" that Green Party members, backers, and enthusiasts put a stamp on the nomination of Green Party presidential candidate, Dr. Jill Stein, at the end of the Convention in Houston, on August 6th, 2016.  With  many attendees holding signs similar to ones that Sanders supporters waved as they disrupted the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia, Green Party members vowed to continue the "Revolution". However the highlight of the Convention was reached when Julian Assange, the controversial WikiLeaks founder, addressed the Green Party convention via satellite from the Embassy of Ecuador in London. He has been living in the embassy for the past four years,  to fight extradition to Sweden over sexual assault allegations.  

"You're asking me if I prefer cholera or gonorrhea,"  Julian Assange, who was introduced as a "hero",  responded to a question asking him to choose

Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton, Democratic Primaries Debate

 Today, we, at AfroAmerica Network, have decided to endorse Bernie Sanders for President of the United States. We believe that Bernie Sanders, more than any other candidate has started a transformational movement. The "political revolution" to pull America from the grip of a few to the benefits of the many will reaffirm the greatness of America, continue the road started by President Barack Obama and solidify a nation for the people and by the people, not one controlled by special interests and  big money; a Nation when the leaders speak for and represent the people, not the  wealthy or special groups. We believe that it is only in such a nation that African 

Miliki village in DRC, a reminder of human tragedies in Rwanda and DRC

During the commemoration of the 30 Years anniversary of the Rwandan genocide, the US Government leaders have expressed their empathy towards and solidarity with the Rwandan people, regardless of their ethnic group.  Reacting to US Government leaders' statements, Rwandan dictator Paul Kagame publicly expressed his concern that the US Government has included victims  of the 1994 tragedy from all ethnic groups.  His comments have shocked the world, especially given the indisputable facts on the  genocide committed in Rwanda in 1994.    Meanwhile, French President Emmanuel Macron has maintained his position that France has responsibility but was not an accomplice in the Rwandan massacres. Moreover, former RPF top leaders have reinforced their testimony that the RPF army was responsible of the assassination of late Rwandan President General Juvénal Habyarimana and Burundian President  Cyprien Ntaryamira, an event which became the catalyst of the Rwandan genocide..

Pope Francis' and General Paul Kagame's cartoon in Ugandan New Vision, Dec 20, 2016

On August 23, 2023 Rwandan dictator Paul Kagame threatened the Rwandan Catholic Church members,  vowed to arrest them and lock them in jail for visiting a well known  pilgrimage site in Rwanda.  He made the threats to the Catholic Church followers while addressing a youth conference, organized by the ruling Rwandan oligarchy.

General Evariste Ndayishimiye addressing EU Ambassadors in Burundi on Feb 2, 2021

 Burundi President General Evariste Ndayishimiye, AfroAmerica Network Black Man of Year 2020 (see here), was sworn in, as a democratically elected president, on Thursday June 18, 2020.   According to sources in the Government of Burundi, one of the major issues facing him and the country is widespread corruption and embezzlement by some key government officials,  he mostly inherited from his predecessor.  He has now made a major step to address the situation: on May 1, 2021, he fired his minister of Commerce, Industry, Transportation, and Tourism, Ms. Immaculée Ndabaneze. According to AfroAmerica Network sources, more is to  expected.

General Evariste Ndayishimiye addressing EU Ambassadors in Burundi on Feb 2, 2021

 Burundi President General Evariste Ndayishimiye, AfroAmerica Network Black Man of Year 2020 (see here),  is one of the freedom fighters who liberated Burundians from years of oppression.  Democratically elected in 2020, he was sworn in on Thursday June 18, 2020, becoming the 10th President to rule the country, but only the second to be democratically elected.  He has now made a major step and is looking forward: on February 2, 2021, his government signed a significant accord with the European Union to normalize relations that had been tense over the last five years.