The Continuing Struggle for Reparatory Justice

The wounds of slavery and colonial theft did not close with abolition or independence; they endure in global inequality, and their repair demands truth, law, memory and organised African power.

Interventions Issue 7: The Global South Amid a Century-Defining Transformation: An African Reflection on Samir Amin’s Delinking Agenda

Eddy Maloka argues that Samir Amin’s delinking remains vital for Africa, linking sovereignty, productive capacity, self-reliance and regional integration to long-term development and resilience today.

Fifty Years After Soweto: A Struggle Without Documentation Is Not a Struggle

Art Bulletin

South Africa’s anti-apartheid photographers did not merely record brutality. They preserved evidence, built collective memory, and transformed the camera into a weapon of political education and international solidarity.

Pan Africa Newsletter

Each month our team publishes the Pan Africa Newsletter, where we elaborate on and amplify the theories of leading social and political movements while bridging the gap between movement-based intellectuals and academic thinkers.

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