Yes, in my lifetime

Description:

This book comprises of a collection of selected articles and essays by Haroub Othman, written over the span of his career of nearly four decades. Originally appearing in a wide range of fora, the writings reflect Othman's growth as an intellectual and an activist. They also encapsulate his life's passions - the plight of the people and their struggles for their rights, the state of the Union of Tanganyika and Zanzibar, and international solidarity with the oppressed the world over. A child of Zanzibar, Othman fought long and hard for the unity of those islands, and for their continued presence in the Union, and the set of articles in that section pay homage to that work.

subjects: World politics,  Politics and government,  Zanzibar,  Tanzania,  Politics,  Political unification,  Human rights,  International solidarity,  Articles (form),  Collected works (form)

Places: Developing countries

Times: 20th century,  21st century