An analysis of the complex (in)security challenges in Nigeria and Trump’s military activities against Nigerians.

An analysis of the risks in claims devoid of evidence as the basis for addressing insecurity in Nigeria

Responses to questions on the protests in Iran, US imperialism and Iranian resistance.

Pambazuka News outlines its position on how Africans and working peoples worldwide can mobilize in the midst of imperial decay.

The US military and its intelligence agencies' intervention in Venezuela and kidnapping of President Maduro and his wife violates basic tenets of human decency, national and international law.

Venezuelans are the best actors to address the complex internal challenges of Venezuela sustainably, and through inclusive political dialogue among Venezuelans.

We all benefit from a rules-based international order based on international law. When we break these norms, we invite anarchy and an environment where might make right, ignoring the complexity of interrelations and interdependence in our modern world.

Ghana’s position on the US unilateral and unauthorised invasion of Venezuela.

A recap of Pambazuka’s engagements in 2025, pressing issues of the year, and Season’s Wishes to our Audience and Contributors.

Deconstructing the Washington Accords for Peace and Prosperity

A call for social justice and accountability of the US for its past injustices against its Black population.

An analysis of geopolitical violence against Venezuela, the imperial actors driving it, and solidaric resistance rooted in the Bolivarian Revolution.

The deep roots of colonialism continue to shape the fortunes of the African people. African elites have done their part to reinforce that legacy. Deep inequality, insecurity and urban segregation is the latest form of this strategy. 

Amidst US bombs and drug myths about Venezuela as a pretext for regime change, the subordinated position of Caribbean states’ economies within the global economy precludes an unequivocal anti-imperialist position.

A colonial mindset will make data Kenya’s 21st Century coffee, tea and flowers. Here is how.

An Analytical Commentary on the Lessons from the Longest-Serving Democratically Elected Leader in the Western Hemisphere.

A reread of Frantz Fanon’s The Wretched of the Earth, and violence, legitimate defence, and self-determination within the frame of international law and post-2020 scholarship.

Fanon’s revolutionary thought illuminates ongoing anti-imperialist struggles across the Global South, inspiring liberation movements, exposing neocolonial exploitation, and demanding solidarity, collective resistance, and the creation of a new humanism.

An analysis of Fanon’s Wretched of the Earth in relation to the decolonisation project in Zimbabwe and other parts of Africa.

An exploration of Fanon’s social, intellectual, and cultural evolution and the transhistorical influence of his work across struggles in Algeria, the United States, South Africa, Slovenia, and beyond.