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Global Literary Actions for Free Africa by World Poetry Movement

For centuries, the African continent has suffered from the slave trade and colonialism, and it still suffering from the absence of democracy and civil wars, and today it is going through an ordeal of military coups and environmental disasters; a scene that requires word guardians to move. Our world is experiencing a wave of human rights

I am busy said the Sea

“I am busy”, said the sea. “I am busy, think of me”. I remembered Sir Cecil Spring Rice’s poem when I sat idly on the seashore one day. “I am busy,” said the sea, “I am busy. Think of me, Making continents to be. I am busy,” said the sea. I started watching the

Africa: An Economic Bloc

Egypt's attendance at the G20 summit in India opens the door to new partnerships; enhancing the economic growth of Egypt and Africa. The summit reflects Cairo's pioneering role in the African and Middle East regions, and globally. It represents an opportunity for a large number of bilateral meetings with many countries that

How long will the earthquake play the role of the Holocaust?

Since the beginning of the third decade of the twenty-first century, the different populations of the world have started experiencing numerous global disasters and catastrophes, which resulted in genocides where no nation was spared its share. It started with the Coronavirus pandemic and then its variant, a situation that everyone believed,

The Mamluks

Away from dramas, series, and movies, this is a concise personal perspective on the period when the Mamluks ruled Egypt. Perhaps we will come to understand the "truth about the Mamluks and the truth about the Ottomans". This is not in defense of the Mamluks nor a disdain for the Ottoman invaders. This is a view from history