Africa
Reporting, analysis, vision & strategy bearing on or emanating from Africa.
Between mid-April and mid-May 2023, confrontations erupted between Senegalese political leaders, customary leaders, and the local citizens of the Lebu village of Ngor in…
The West African region has long been a mosaic of complex peace and security challenges. In recent years, the region has confronted…
In 2010, a group of Kenyan skateboarders came together to formalize their community, through the formation of the Skateboarding Society of Kenya (SSK).…
Johannesburg – By late November, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza, there were 15 000 recorded Israeli murders of…
In the dying days of South Africa’s apartheid era, the band, Bright Blue, released “Weeping,” an iconic song that was widely embraced…
Recent aggressive interest rate hikes have not solved the persistent inflation that economies have been experiencing. Indeed, the actual causes of inflation—supply…
The Israeli state is fond of telling anyone who will listen that it is now living through its very own “9/11.” It…
America’s Global War on Terror has seen its share of stalemates, disasters, and outright defeats. During 20-plus years of armed interventions, the…
Feminist decolonial discourse helps ensure that progress is more inclusive, just, and transformative for all. An interview with Post Growth Fellow, Sonia Tesfaye.…
South Africa’s transition from an apartheid state to a democratic republic did not inaugurate an era of either prosperity or egalitarianism. This…
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