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Over the last five years, Britain, the United States and other countries have written off billions of dollars in loans to the world’s poorest countries. But a small group of vulture funds have been trying to divert that money into their own pockets. Investigative journalist Greg Palast traveled to the West African country of Liberia to investigate how vulture funds have been operating there and why Liberia lost a $20 million case against two vulture funds in a British court.

A video presentation from Know The Ledge Tv part of the T.H.U.G W.I.F.E. Know The Ledge Tv is a consciousness-oriented production for truth, peace, love, freedom and justice. The video was produced by Phil Thomas Moreland.

Crowds of students stormed and occupied the office of a University of California, San Diego chancellor for six hours Friday after a noose was found hanging from a bookcase in the main library. The noose is only the latest in a string of incidents over the past few weeks. Protests were initially sparked by an off-campus party last month they called “Compton Cookout” that mocked Black History Month and denigrated African American women. UC San Diego has the smallest percentage of African American students in the nine-campus UC system. The Black Student Union at UC San Diego has declared the campus climate for racial minorities to be in a “state of emergency.”

A short succinct summary of a critical period in Haiti’s history.

What are Bush and Condi really doing in Nigeria? In the article "Presidency Jittery Over Suits Against Jonathan," written by Iyobosa Uwugiaren and Golu Timothy, Abuja on Sunday, 21 February 2010.

By Gerald Bareebe and Katherine Haywood (February 25, 2010)

Kampala — At least 30 female opposition supporters yesterday caught security off-guard and staged a sit-down demonstration at Parliament, demanding an overhaul of the Electoral Commission.