Nicolas Sarkozy held accountable for corruption at home. How about justice for destruction abroad? Fetouri critically reflects on the selective accountability of Sarkozy’s conviction.

What role is there for African public intellectuals in the current conjuncture? 

A rethinking of human rights beyond Eurocentric frames   

A critical reflection on the 80th Anniversary (Session) of the UN General Assembly (New York, 23 - 29 September 2025)

Pambazuka welcomes the historic calls by progressive sections of the African Union and their Caribbean counterparts

A critical reflection on the legacies of Maurice Tempelsman, the renowned diamond dealer, and the skilled criminality that sustained the diamond cartel amidst Tempelsman’s humanitarian interventions. 

A revisit to the ever-relevant speech of Premier Dr Eric Williams at Arima, Trinidad, July 17, 1959, on the Chaguaramas question and US military base as American warships intrude the Caribbean Sea in a military march towards Venezuela. 

The Global Pan-African Movement Condemns Foreign Meddling in Venezuela’s Elections and Stands in Solidarity with the People and the Institutions that Govern the Country

This article examines the congressional testimony presented by the outgoing and incoming commanders of the US Africa Command and the role that it will play in Africa under President Trump.

Through the United States of America's "Third Country Deportees" policy, Mother Africa is quickly becoming a dumping ground for Western security risks (criminals)

Highlights of the organising that has been underway for the unification of the Korean peninsula.

What is in it for Turkey? An examination of Turkey’s growing interests and activities in Africa. 

USAID has been a vital component of America’s global domination. Murrey and Daley alert us to watch out for its new manifestation, as it is restructured to serve the next phase of US imperialism.

Daley argues against the celebration of ‘aid pushers’ and their complicity with the said extractive capitalism that impoverishes the people they purport to save.

What has been the crisis in South Africa’s years of Democracy and bromance with neoliberalism? What are the prospects for the South African left in the search for social justice? Kaaf provides answers to these questions.

Madondo explains the recent deal between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and FC Barcelona as an extension of ‘football imperialism’. 

Essam and Capasso in a reflection of NATO’s 76th Summit diagnose the fragility of the alliance and the instrumentality of Europe as the underdog in service of American imperialism. 

Campbell congratulates the Senegalese people on the eviction of the French military presence from their soil in a discussion of France’s nefarious neo-colonial practices in Africa

Hernandez highlights the injustices condoned in the refusal of US visas to Cuban athletes who then could not participate in the Little League Softball World Series held in Puerto Rico and outlines a history of US exclusion of Cuban athletes, who continue to triumph in sports.

Sideeg raises pertinent questions about the Sudan peace process initiated by the Trump administration and its implications for the country’s resources.