One year after Kenya’s June 2024 uprising, the youth’s resistance still echoes. The struggle continues and it is bolder, more organised, and fueled by revolutionary hope.
Africa will not achieve universal energy access without a fundamental shift in its status in the global economy. Brian Kamanzi explores the current energy landscape.
Interventions Issue 1: What is Pan-Africanism?
September 16, 2023
Professor Issa G. Shivji explores the process of worldwide capitalist accumulation across several centuries alongside the emergence of grand narratives of nationalism and Pan-Africanism.
Nicholas Mwangi links Kenya’s 2024 protests to colonial legacies and neoliberalism, exposing elite theft and raising urgent questions on sovereignty, socialism, and Africa’s economic future.
Ghana’s recent elections mark a pivotal moment in West African democracy, but have decades of multiparty rule truly delivered for Ghanaians? Read about the struggles against IMF policies and calls for a Nkrumahist revival.
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