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Uganda:
UK's Cameron Touched Wrong Button On Gays
Observer, 6 November 2011
The British Prime Minister, David Cameron, touched a raw nerve when he told a journalist at the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in Australia last week, that his… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Did the Prime Minister Really Say That?
Leadership, 6 November 2011
Let me put it crudely. It has just emerged that David Cameron, the Conservative prime minister of Britain, wants men to start having sex with fellow men and women with fellow… Read more »
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Africa:
Continent Must Shun Western Aid
The Herald, 6 November 2011
It seems some world leaders, though misguided, are clearly driven by archaic and racist theories propagated by discredited individuals like Charles Darwin, who centuries ago… Read more »
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Africa:
Africa Won't Sacrifice Values for Donor Aid
Nation, 5 November 2011
Over the years, Africa has found itself beholden to the West for development aid, not so much because the continent lacks the resources necessary for growth, but because of decades… Read more »
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East Africa:
Region Dares UK On Homosexuality
Monitor, 5 November 2011
Tanzania, Zanzibar, and other East African states have said they will not accept overtures from United Kingdom to grant legal rights to homosexuality. Read more »
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Africa:
Is the West Still Colonizing Continent?
Daily News, 5 November 2011
"No one can deny Prime Minister Cameron his right to make policies, take initiatives and make statements that reflects his societal norms and ideals. But he does not have the right… Read more »
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Ghana:
Stand Up Against Gay Rights - Man of God Urges Christian Community
Ghanaian Chronicle, 4 November 2011
The General Overseer of the Evangelical Church of Ghana (ECG), Rev. Daniel Gbande, has urged the Christian community in Ghana to stand up strongly against gay rights. According to… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Britain Won't Force TZ to Accept Gays
Citizen, 4 November 2011
The British High Commissioner to Tanzania, Ms Diane Corner, yesterday came out in defence of her country following growing condemnation of Prime Minister David Cameron who is being… Read more »
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Kenya:
UK's Aid Ban On Countries That Outlaw Gay Rights Smacks of Double Standards
Nation, 4 November 2011
Money speaks, or so the saying goes. And it came to pass that when the recent Commonwealth leaders summit in Perth, Australia, failed to adopt a recommendation seeking to end… Read more »
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Nigeria:
Getting Gay Rights Wrong in Africa and Brown Envelopes
African Arguments, 4 November 2011
David Cameron's threat to cut aid to governments which do not uphold gay rights goes right to the heart of the West's relationship with Africa. John Atta Mills, Africa's quietest… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Govt Says No to UK
Citizen, 3 November 2011
Tanzania has categorically rejected overtures from the United Kingdom to grant legal rights to same-sex partners.Addressing a press conference yesterday, Zanzibar President Dr Ali… Read more »
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Ghana:
Mills Talks Tough On Gay and Lesbianism 'Nonsense'
Ghanaian Chronicle, 3 November 2011
After receiving much criticism from a cross section of the public for failing to take a stance on the homosexuality discussions, which is gradually spreading across the length and… Read more »
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Africa:
British PM's Statement Amoral
Citizen, 3 November 2011
Over a couple of weeks ago on October 10th to be precise British Prime Minister, David Cameron pledged to slash aid to African countries with poor records on gay rights. The man… Read more »
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Ghana:
Ghana Tells Off UK Over Threat On Gays
Nation, 3 November 2011
British Prime Minister David Cameron has become Ghanaians' worst enemy for the moment as several people have called into radio stations to insult him for daring to threaten that… Read more »
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Zimbabwe:
Homosexuality - Truth Passes Three Stages
Financial Gazette, 2 November 2011
I HOLD no brief for homosexuals myself and like most Zimbabweans find the practice disgusting but in the interest of opening one's mind and putting up with unorthodox and… Read more »