Afro Articles - Article Marketing Directory | FREE Content

Search:

Muhammad Shamsaddin Megalommatis's Articles in Autobiographies - Biographies


World Bank	Genocide
Human Rights	Slavery
Green Energy	Activism & Advocacy
Immigration Law	Interviews
African-Traditional	Christianity
Political Corruption	Russia
United Nations	Pakistan
Tanzania	Conservation
Crime	Kenya
Conservative	Liberal
USA	Opinions
World Affairs	Colonialism
Ideology	History
Criminal Law	Natural Resources
Satire	Conflict & War
Speeches - Sermons	African Heritage
Pan-Africanism	Black History
Terrorism & Fanaticism	Charity
Weather & Calamities	Intellectual-Property
Media	Autobiographies - Biographies
Travel Destinations	Vacations
Immigration	Libraries & Reference
Reviews	Fiction
Modern Literature	Historical Literature
Literature	Energy
Agriculture	Judicial Issues
Military & Armed Forces	Educational Products
Racism, Prejudice & Hate	Academic Papers
African Insights	Sexuality
Marriage	Olympic Sports
Pollution	Photography
Poetry	Humanities
Legal & Law	Opinion
Public Health	Society & Culture
Religion & Spirituality	Activism
High School	College
Trade & Economics	Government
Education	The African Union
Afro Issues	World News
Africa News	Africa
Asia	The Middle East
Europe	The Americas
Press Releases	Politics
Investments

Ayisha Alii – the 3rd Millennium's Most Illustrious Heroine
I want to dedicate this article of mine to Ayisha Alii, and republish here integrally the information about her brief life and tragic death, as honorably featured in several Oromo portals and blogs the owners of which I have to deeply thank for offering me the First Example of Heroin in the 3rd Millennium.
Ogaden in the Post-Ibrahim Abdalla Mah Era
Sheikh Ibrahim Abdalla Mah was one of the few remaining Eastern African protagonists of another era; his were the times of the nationalizations, the state run economy, the Pan – Arabist explosion (he was just 11 when a pro-socialist coup overthrew the last Egyptian king and brought Naguib and Nasser to power).