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HUMAN RIGHTS Nigeria's police, soldiers vandalize Okigwe town in futile search for MASSOB leader Why International community should note the old military dictator in Obasanjo is abusing human rights of Igbos, others in Nigeria. By Egbebelu Ugobelu INSIGHT Africa's Looming Tragedy: an appeal for preventive action in Nigeria Is Obasanjo ordained by God to rule Nigeria? Prof. Sola Adeyeye raises the issue and provides some thought-provoking answers. Commission should ask Obasanjo, Danjuma some questions, too. By Ambrose Ehirim Abacha's henchman al-Mustapha sings briefly about "Abubakar-Diya Coup" plot, the killing of Abiola, NADECO and other issues Major al-Mustapha's Bombshell: M.K.O Abiola was murdered by "powers that be" Was Lanre Shittu sold out by Obasanjo's government to U.S. law enforcement agencies? By Jonathan Elendu Is Obasanjo running a military-commando type 'democracy' in Nigeria? By Ejike Okpa II Systematic Violation of Igbo rights continuing in Nigeria. By Kevin Ani, contributing editor of NigeriaCentral.com and coordinator of the Civil Rights League (Nigeria). Did Robin cook Mugabe's goose on Zimbabwe land showdown? By Kachi Okezie, USAfricaonline.com correspondent in London. Liberia, spin doctors and a "young democracy." By Tarty Teh, in Washington D.C. RELIGION AND ETHNIC CONFLICT Sharia-related killings and carnage in Kaduna reenact deadly prologue to Nigeria-Biafra war of 1967. Is Obasanjo really up to Nigeria's challenge and crises? By Ken Kemnagum Okorie. Commentary appears from NigeriaCentral.com ENVIRONMENT Dealing with flooding disaster in Mozambique and other parts of Southern Africa. By Philip Wijmans, in Mozambique IMMIGRATION Battle for Elian reveals double standards regarding persons of African descent. By Dr. Rufus G.W. Sanders Why I disagree with Sanders' views on Elian. By Seibert Murphy DEMOCRACY MATTERS The writing's on the wall, Comrade Mugabe HERITAGE NOTES Control, ownership of Prof. Gates' documentary raise need for 'real' Encyclopedia Africana. By Samuel Lee Burnham African, African-American Scholars clash over Prof. Gates' PBS series on Africa. USAfrica special report Gates' report stirs important dialogue about Africans and our relations with ourselves and others. By Seibert L. Murphy No More Handguns. By Dr. Rufus G.W. Sanders Democracy, intellectuals and the march to the new millennium. By Ignatius Dikas On a one way trip to the Deads' Town: Tribute To Amos Tutuola. By Sola Adeyemi, contributing editor of USAfrica The Newspaper at the University of Natal (Pietermaritzburg), in South Africa

USAfricaonline.com has been listed among the world's leading web sites by the international newspaper, USAToday. Johnnie Cochran will soon learn that defending Abacha's loot is not as simple as his O.J Simpson's case. By Chido Nwangwu Blacks need not Apply even with non-Whites. By Los Angeles-based executive editor Dr. Earl Ofari Hutchinson As Ethiopia's children starve to death humanity's shame grows. By Chido Nwangwu To the memory of a Good Man, our Brother Ben Randle. Why is 4-year old Onyedika carrying a placard against killings in Nigeria? By Chido Nwangwu Who Will Humanize Diallo? By Dr. Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Los Angeles-based executive editor of USAfricaonline.com Testimony details hail of bullets, pause in shooting A trial of two cities and struggle for justice. By Jack E. White, columnist TIME magazine ADVERTISER'S ANNOUNCEMENT Trends and Facts of the Islamization of Nigeria. COMMUNITY INTEREST Confederate Flag is a symbol of division. By Dr. Rufus G. W Sanders Black History Month, Jews and Martin Luther King's legacy. By Chido Nwangwu On Virgins and Dung. By Joe Shea in Hollywood, California The best show in town: Art vs Politics. By Dr. Rufus G.W. Sanders Index of Viewpoints and Commentaries by USAfricaonline contributors and columnists Millennial Listmess. By Prof. Walt Brasch, USAfricaonline.com contributing editor Anchoring Miss America. By Prof. Walt Brasch ELECTIONS Gigolos on the Campaign Trail. By Prof. Walt Brasch PHOTO ESSAY: The More you Look, the Less you see Federalism and Ethnic Relations in Nigeria. By Dr. Ibiyinka Solarin, USAfricaonline.com contributing editor Jack E. White of Time magazine versus David Horowitz's anti-First Amendment and right-wing zealotry Biafra-Nigeria war and history to get fresh, critical look from a survivor  'Biafra: History Without Mercy' - a preliminary note Should Africa debates begin and end at The New York Times and The Washington Post? 100 scholars, researchers of African history, politics and media respond to The New York Times Kosovars and African refugees: Different strokes for different folks. By Joe Davidson

SPECIAL REPORT Africa suffers the scourge of the virus Kgomotso Mahlangu, a five-month-old AIDS patient in a hospital in the Kalafong township near Pretoria, South Africa, captures the more painful profile of the catastrophic and sweeping impact of the virus in the continent. USAfricaonline special report is titled AIDS, Africa and Kgomotso.

BULLET Versus BALLOT The bloody stain of military coup, on Friday December 24, 1999, sullied the once unique history of democratic rule in the beautiful and historically democratic, French-speaking west African country of Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) by General Robert Guei. USAfricaonline report takes a critical look at the recent turn of events in the country, and its implications for Africa. Jesse Helms, Monica Lewinsky and Senate Record. By Helen Thomas