Povo no poder: Azagaia, Venâncio and the Flames of Freedom in Mozambique
Mozambique has been rocked by protests for almost two weeks following a disputed presidential election in which Daniel Chapo, candidate of the ruling Front for the Liberation of Mozambique (Frelimo) was declared winner by the National Commission for Elections (NCE) on October 24.
This One for Palestine: A letter from Africa
Neither Bourgeois Elections nor Aimless Struggle: Toward class war in Africa
Faith Kasina on false notions of power and social movements as a precursor to formidable political strength for the working class.
To Sieze Power or Not: A Pan African conversation
Do we take power on its own terms — and on its own terrain — or build our own alternative power?
Alternative or Takeover?: DRC’S LUCHA hones its strategy
DRC’s movement LUCHA navigates cautious space for its members’ participation in electoral politics.
#EndNPPNDCRule: Social movements and the fight against entrenchment in Ghana
Do political parties contest the structure of power, or meld together to entrench it?
Movements and Political Power: Lessons from Kenya and beyond
Social movements and political parties both offer power, but movement history in Kenya shows how their convergence can change the system.
why we can’t give up the fight against EACOP
The Ugandan and Tanzanian government as well as CNOOC and TotalEnergies are aware of what catastrophes EACOP will have on nature, people and climate but their focus is on money
dictatorships, tyranny and the fledgling fate of pan-africanism
We diverted from our course immediately after independence.
sanctions: the spoiled brat uganda and the negligent u.s. parent
The America I know - the one we have lobbied over the years, especially at the peak of the atrocious wars in the north and east — has been a steadfast backer of the NRA regime. Mr. Museveni knows it.
uhuru should resign or be removed through civil disobedience
the benet people in uganda continue to suffer from gross human rights violations
For several decades the indigenous Benet people have formally petitioned for the return of their ancestral land atop Mt. Elgon. They have occupied what is now Mt. Elgon National Park for time immemorial, but were evicted by Uganda Wildlife Authority (UWA) in 1983 after the area was declared a national park. Their struggle to regain their land has been a brutal one, leading to death and unending brutal harassment.
decolonize your palate with millet, sorghum, and teff
Alex Kanyi on a political diet of East African grains.
the wrongs with decent housing rights in kampala
The first crack in Uganda’s Public Housing industry started during the Idi Amin regime (1972-1979) when Asians were expelled from Uganda. Many real estate developers fled the nation, leading to negative growth in the industry.
philanthropy culture: the beautiful monster
Frequent philanthropy is not sustainable and does not build the economy. It instead weakens local social innovations, creativity, and energy to demand functional welfare systems from the government.
the covid-19 pandemic: there is no guarantee for a new normal
Just because we wanted a new normal so badly, didn’t mean we’d get one with haste. We hadn’t defined this new normal. We assumed everyone was reading from the same script.
a poisoned part of white
He was a boy at that time, old enough to see what a person could do to another in the name of ethnicity, choice, or skin colour.