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Neocolonialism and Struggles for African Sovereignty
France pivots in East Africa as it is increasingly expelled from West Africa. Given its abysmal and destructive record in West Africa, the 2026 Franco-Africa forward summit raises several questions for Global Africa.
Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles
Amid politicking over South Africa’s nuclear energy policymaking and diplomatic tensions, will the South African government put its nuclear plans to a referendum?
Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles
An analysis of the criminalisation of intra-community criticism within Black and Brown communities in Britain.
Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles
A critique of the neoliberal framework inducing health worker migration. Brain drain from Africa is an extractive process that subsidizes affluent nations at the cost of African lives. Systemic inequities and geopolitical crises coerce migration and undermine the health security of the African continent. The article calls for a radical redesign of the global health market.
Tagged under Labour & Political Economy
Affordable housing programmes are displacing urban residents while making housing increasingly unaffordable. In Nairobi, urban restructuring has intensified struggles over land, belonging and the meaning of home.
Tagged under Land & Environment
Colonial naming baptised conquest. The task before us is to imagine another baptism, one rooted in justice, memory and restoration.
Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles
Music has long been instrumentalised in the service of colonial, neo-colonial, and geopolitical structures: it remains a vital force for resistance and emancipation across Global Africa, from independence struggles to ongoing quests for African freedom and dignity.
Tagged under Arts & Book Reviews
In the struggles for freedom, the ocean became a route through systems of oppression. Freedom Ship highlights the oceanic routes used in journeys to liberation.
Tagged under Arts & Book Reviews
A May Day call to working peoples not to despair but instead organize.
Tagged under Labour & Political Economy