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International leaders plotted out an endgame on Tuesday for Moammar Gadhafi’s tottering regime, as British Prime Minister David Cameron accused the Libyan leader of shooting and starving his opponents into submission. Opening the talks, Cameron said the conference at London’s Lancaster House would sketch out how the world could help Libya on a path to a post-Gadhafi rule. Video By Vox Africa
Native of Cape Town, Sean Jacobs lives in Brooklyn, New York and teaches in Manhattan. He obsesses about the relationship between politics and popular culture, but the main rationale for his blog is to comment on what passes for media coverage of the African continent.
Sokari Ekine is a Nigerian social justice activist living in Spain, with a background in technology, gender issues and human rights. She is interested in creating a community of grassroots African bloggers as a way for Africans to exchange ideas, share experiences and tell their own stories in our own words.
Rosebelle Kagumire is an experienced Ugandan Journalist. She won the best Journalist blogger English category at the Panos hosted competition in 2009. Currently she is a student of MA. Media, Conflict and Peace studies at University for Peace (UPEACE), Costa Rica.
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How I wish all African leaders are put into scrutiny and who ever falls in the league of Gaddaffi should be given the same pill.Most African leaders are the same only they use different ways of mistreating their own citizens.But a caution,the west must not use double standard.Every one is aware that its the oils thing that motivates their interventions.Africans are now awake and not as bumb as the west would think they are.