Benjamin Zephaniah has a book titled, Propa Propaganda. I guess what the UK government does with new films on the G8 summit website (UK) is propa propaganda about how "aid" has helped "poor" African countries.
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- Does Tony Blair Play for Manchester?
- Propa Propaganda
- We met two British experienced bloggers
- Does "saint" Bob Geldof respect African musicians?
- Launching of Panos Africavox Blog
- I am on the way to the airport...
- Debt Trap Still Haunts Tanzania
- HIV/AIDS: online helpline in Tanzania
- e-Africa Commission
- Bending the Arc to take place next month
- What Tony Blair and Willy Brandt have in common
- Declaration for a free Internet
- Debate: Can the G8 Fix Africa?
- We will meet George Monbiot
- Bloggers: participate in blog survey
- Theta for WSIS in South Africa
- Tele-Health and African baskets online
- Who Rules the Internet?
- Translation of my G8 entries
- Completing the Revolution in Africa: Panos on Rura...
- BLOGGING THE G8 SUMMIT
- The Commission for Africa Report Review Meeting
- BBC: Africa Calling
- The Game Rich Countries Play Against Africa
- Fair Trade: Chocolate Made in Africa
- The Global Aid System Benefits the West
- ANOTHER WORLD IS POSSIBLE...
- HIGHWAYAFRICA CONFERENCE 2005
- "Live 8" for African musicians
- The day chickens visited Tony Blair...
- Digital Collection: Images of Nigerian Modernity
- The Meaning of Debt Relief for Africa
- G8 Summit Special Report
- WTDC Youth Forum in Nigeria
- Commission for Africa report launched in Tanzania
- So weapons can grow like trees...
- For Richer or Poorer...
- Multilingualism in Cybespace
- Voices from Kiswahili Blogosphere
- Broadcasters move the Kenyan government to action
- G7 Finance Ministers Cancels Africa's Debt
- Blogging vs. journalism
- AFRICAN MEDIA IN THE INFORMATION AGE
- AFRICA'S COMMITMENTS FOR WSIS 2005
- Science in Africa
- Tanzanian political parties online
- Conference on Electronic Transaction Security and ...
- Positive Impact of African Languages on FM Radio
- What is happening in Ethiopia? - 2
- The Burden of International Debt to Africa: Bishop...
- African nation on debt cancellation
- Better living through corporate watch?
- Remix Digital Culture Competition
- What is happening in Ethiopia?
- Digital/Smart village model in Nigeria
- OPEN ONLINE ICT TRAINING
- There will be resistance...
- Report by Commission for Africa
- Africa: the focus of 2005 G8 Summit
- Bloggers: Fellowships to Cross-Platform Media Team...
- Lawmakers and Policymakers discuss Africa before t...
- G8 SUMMIT 2005
- Tanzania Education Website
- My Interview on Radio France Internationale
- Zuckerman interviews Sokari of Black Looks
- Kiswahili version of Firefox
- Creative Commons at Yahoo!
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