“The Children of the Master,” a poem by David Yambio

[The following poem was composed by the amazing human rights activist David Yambio (@yambio.david) who defends the rights of refugees while challenging the anti-immigration narratives and practices of the so-called "First" World. The remarkable insight about the history, present, and future of capitalism-imperialism offered in this piece of literature is worth being called the product... Continue Reading →

OP-ed | Governments improve statistics, the Leading Light improves lives

Governments improve statistics, the Leading Light improves lives: the rising cost of survival for ordinary Ghanaians in 2026 By Comrade Patrick The following report is a case study on the current economic hardships of ordinary Ghanaians beyond statistics and headlines, and on the state’s failure to provide economic relief to its citizens. However, much of... Continue Reading →

Nepal’s prime minister resigned over protests against social media ban and corruption

Following a ban of major social media platforms in Nepal, violent protests have forced the Prime Minister to resign. The army is currently controlling the situation and has announced that they will discuss matters of government with “related interest groups.”On September 8th, 2025, tens of thousands started protesting against a ban on unregistered social media... Continue Reading →

Nepal celebrates 17 years of republicanism – but what is to come next?

On May 29, Nepalese in Kathmandu gathered to celebrate 17 years of secular republicanism. However, looming over the Republic Day festivities was the conflict between the current Marxist-Leninist/social democratic coalition government and the newly reinvigorated pro-monarchy movement. Already three weeks prior to Republic Day, the pro-monarchy movement, consisting of various recently united royalist and Hindu-nationalist... Continue Reading →

The tyrant Faure Gnassingbé is the true master of the figures and the outcome of this parody of an election

[The following article is a commentary on the days leading up to the parliamentary elections in Togo which took place on April 29, 2024. It highlights the contradictions of bourgeois electoral politics under the existing capitalist system where the proletariat lack a meaningful political voice. Hence the argument for an active boycott, and an emphasis... Continue Reading →

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