Views of SA from the citizens who fled may be bleak, but there are reasons for hope
South Africans in the diaspora reflect on their journeys and express their views on South Africa today.
AIDC
July 12, 2023
Africa for Africans
After World War II, the Soviet Union and the United States were not only locked in an ideological struggle with
AIAC
July 11, 2023
Where is Angola?
Angolan nation-building in the 1970s recuperated Njinga’s historical trajectory as a great leader who united peoples of different ethnic origins
MACUA
July 8, 2023
Undocumented Black migrant workers are caught in a vicious cycle of racism in North Africa
Xenophobia throughout the African continent continues to dehumanize African migrants in African countries.
Elitsha
June 20, 2023
Revampment of Addis Ababa buildings threatens local heritage and accessibility
Thus, local people are not interested in the new amenities, and non-locals are displeased with the destruction of existing ones.
AIAC
June 20, 2023
Namballa Keïta honored as the father of Mali
On Father’s Day, an ode to Namballa Keïta, a nurse, soldier, and seemingly ordinary man, who worked tirelessly to promote
AIAC
June 18, 2023
The bittersweet pursuit of liberation
Ismay Milford’s new book takes us into the world of anticolonialism, giving us a rich account of the struggles of
AIAC
June 16, 2023
Understanding Africa’s middle class
The middle classes of Africa are often idealized as spearheads of democratization and opponents of corrupt regimes. But what does
AIAC
June 14, 2023
Reading the Congolese student movement against Mobutu
Pedro Monaville selects key texts that helped shape a new book on Congolese student-driven left nationalism in the aftermath of
AIAC
June 14, 2023
Freeing slaves for peanuts – a slice of Senegalese history
What peanut trading in late 19th century Senegal tells us about the fine line between slavery and freedom.
AIAC
June 9, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Views of SA from the citizens who fled may be bleak, but there are reasons for hope
South Africans in the diaspora reflect on their journeys and express their views on South Africa today.
AIDC
July 12, 2023
Global
Africa for Africans
After World War II, the Soviet Union and the United States were not only locked in an ideological struggle with
AIAC
July 11, 2023
Arts & Culture
Where is Angola?
Angolan nation-building in the 1970s recuperated Njinga’s historical trajectory as a great leader who united peoples of different ethnic origins
MACUA
July 8, 2023
Global
Undocumented Black migrant workers are caught in a vicious cycle of racism in North Africa
Xenophobia throughout the African continent continues to dehumanize African migrants in African countries.
Elitsha
June 20, 2023
Global
Revampment of Addis Ababa buildings threatens local heritage and accessibility
Thus, local people are not interested in the new amenities, and non-locals are displeased with the destruction of existing ones.
AIAC
June 20, 2023
Global
Namballa Keïta honored as the father of Mali
On Father’s Day, an ode to Namballa Keïta, a nurse, soldier, and seemingly ordinary man, who worked tirelessly to promote
AIAC
June 18, 2023
Global
The bittersweet pursuit of liberation
Ismay Milford’s new book takes us into the world of anticolonialism, giving us a rich account of the struggles of
AIAC
June 16, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Understanding Africa’s middle class
The middle classes of Africa are often idealized as spearheads of democratization and opponents of corrupt regimes. But what does
AIAC
June 14, 2023
Global
Reading the Congolese student movement against Mobutu
Pedro Monaville selects key texts that helped shape a new book on Congolese student-driven left nationalism in the aftermath of
AIAC
June 14, 2023
Arts & Culture
Freeing slaves for peanuts – a slice of Senegalese history
What peanut trading in late 19th century Senegal tells us about the fine line between slavery and freedom.
AIAC
June 9, 2023