A critique of the global pharmaceutical industry. The current global health model prioritizes private profit over human life. Viral sovereignty and struggles for the protection of life and health against biocapitalism are central components of reparative justice and resistance.

The US Supreme Court has ruled to restrict the creation of a second majority-Black district, portending vote dilution and retrogression under the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Further setbacks or future gains will heavily depend on political struggle.

 Fourteen French and Cameroonian historians concluded their report on France’s colonial violence. What obstacles and ways forward for reparative justice in Cameroon? 

As the US-Iran war lingers on, the erosion of moral authority, questions about exit strategy, and the Iranian resistance to the surprise of the coalition in Operation Epic Fury call for scrutiny of a strategic US defeat.

From foreign-backed ambushes to French-orchestrated destabilization, this analysis exposes how imperialism weaponizes minority struggles to fracture the Sahel — and why only Pan‑African unity can defy a new scramble for Africa.

The 2024 protests in Kenya highlight the requirements for popular sovereignty and the power of gendered, multiclass, cross-generational, broad-based mobilisation in the face of state repression.

Bembir and Murrey reflect on a recent workshop on extractive capitalism and hyper-imperialism held at the Institute of Statistical, Social and Economic Research (ISSER), University of Ghana, Accra, on 24 April 2026.

A massive ideological clash playing out as the leader of the most powerful military institution confronts the leader of arguably the most powerful moral institution, the Vatican.

The exhaustion of undoing centuries before you can rebuild. Her story still shadows ours. It is an active lie we would be writing against, not from.