In defense of precolonial Africa
the phrase precolonial Africa is “vacuous,”“racist,” and “plain wrong.” In this reply to Táíwò’s thesis, I argue for the usefulness
Nicolas
April 9, 2023
Shortage of water in the village
Fetakgomo Tubatse, Limpopo – Mogabane village has been experiencing water shortages even if the nearby mine and Municipality were supposed
Tunatazama
March 31, 2023
After widespread looting in Delmas, immigrant shopkeepers struggle to open
Read More Many shops still closed after looting during community protests last month
Nicolas
March 6, 2023
Why is Egyptian social media against black pharaohs?
Read More The notion that black people were kings in Ancient Egypt is generating a social media backlash. Understanding
AIAC
March 3, 2023
You couldn’t breathe until the trees were gone
A new film by documentarians Sara Newens and Mina T. Son shows yet another way in which nature is enlisted
AIAC
February 21, 2023
Was the Soviet Union as racist as the West?
It may be tempting to settle on a simple story. But the history of Blackness and Africanness in the Soviet
AIAC
February 21, 2023
Stop paying attention to Jonathan Jansen
Not to engage with Jansen’s insensitive sentiments or give credence to any discussion about the positive sides of a crime
AIAC
February 20, 2023
Black in the USSR and Russia today
African memories of the Soviet Union are ambivalent. Soviet interlocutors with the Black diaspora learned from their great power peers
AIAC
February 15, 2023
Five years ago 80% of Stellenbosch medical students said they were mistreated. What has changed?
Read More Researchers hope to repeat and expand a study that also found high rates of racial and gender
GroundUp
February 15, 2023
Trafficking humans from the UK to Rwanda: Who is benefiting here?
Read More The UKs deportation pact with Rwanda is being likened to a “human trafficking deal.” It reflects the state
AIAC
February 15, 2023
Racism & Xenophobia
In defense of precolonial Africa
the phrase precolonial Africa is “vacuous,”“racist,” and “plain wrong.” In this reply to Táíwò’s thesis, I argue for the usefulness
Nicolas
April 9, 2023
Economy & Energy
Shortage of water in the village
Fetakgomo Tubatse, Limpopo – Mogabane village has been experiencing water shortages even if the nearby mine and Municipality were supposed
Tunatazama
March 31, 2023
Crime & Justice
After widespread looting in Delmas, immigrant shopkeepers struggle to open
Read More Many shops still closed after looting during community protests last month
Nicolas
March 6, 2023
Racism & Xenophobia
Why is Egyptian social media against black pharaohs?
Read More The notion that black people were kings in Ancient Egypt is generating a social media backlash. Understanding
AIAC
March 3, 2023
Arts & Culture
You couldn’t breathe until the trees were gone
A new film by documentarians Sara Newens and Mina T. Son shows yet another way in which nature is enlisted
AIAC
February 21, 2023
International
Was the Soviet Union as racist as the West?
It may be tempting to settle on a simple story. But the history of Blackness and Africanness in the Soviet
AIAC
February 21, 2023
Democracy & Constitution
Stop paying attention to Jonathan Jansen
Not to engage with Jansen’s insensitive sentiments or give credence to any discussion about the positive sides of a crime
AIAC
February 20, 2023
International
Black in the USSR and Russia today
African memories of the Soviet Union are ambivalent. Soviet interlocutors with the Black diaspora learned from their great power peers
AIAC
February 15, 2023
Education & Training
Five years ago 80% of Stellenbosch medical students said they were mistreated. What has changed?
Read More Researchers hope to repeat and expand a study that also found high rates of racial and gender
GroundUp
February 15, 2023
International
Trafficking humans from the UK to Rwanda: Who is benefiting here?
Read More The UKs deportation pact with Rwanda is being likened to a “human trafficking deal.” It reflects the state
AIAC
February 15, 2023