by Alem Mamo Distinguished leaders, I write to you today with a heavy heart as our hamlets, villages, towns and cities across thisancient and […]
Kabila’s Speech: Path to Glissement?1By Kambale Musavuli In less than one year (November 2016), the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is scheduled to […]
Hooded Gangs Attack Protest March as Police Turn a Blind Eye Nov. 20, 2015 –Hooded gangs attacked a large demonstration against election fraud today […]
Although I do not believe that awards are a measure of the work we do, I would like to add the National Award for […]
10 November 1995 was – to mix lingos – a dies horribilis par excellence for me! (A horrible day to beat all horrible days).It […]
Listing of Select African and Afro-Diasporan Art Exhibitions Worlwide. A hand-picked listing of African and Afro-Diasporan art events happening around the world, updated weekly. […]
Following Haiti’s controversial presidential and legislative elections held on Sunday October 25th, alarm is growing about irregularities in the counting of the votes at […]
Surrounded by thousands of supporters, including many who had walked miles to be there, former President Jean-Bertrand Aristide spoke outside his home on September […]
Nelson Mandela Foundation This is an edited transcript of economist Professor Thomas Piketty’s address to the 13th Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture, which took place […]
Reflecting on David Rovics, Kristian Svenson And Elona Planman passage in Trondheim, Norway. By Raïs Neza Boneza With the recent refugee a.ka. migrants and […]
Almost two weeks after the documentary Luister exposed ongoing racism and discrimination at Stellenbosch University, students will march on Tuesday to submit a memorandum […]
Mdm Youseline Augustin Bell is an educator, psychologist, and attorney. In 1995 together with her husband Bell Angelot they opened the College Bell Angelot […]
What is Polite White Supremacy? Polite White Supremacy is the notion that whites should remain the ruling class while denying that they […]
In 2012 Africa became the fastest growing continent in the world with the highest number of new millionaires. There are now more than 100,000 […]
The young priest Robert Bolenge* could not have imagined the poverty he would find when he arrived at his new post in Yaligimba in […]
Typically, Black women’s deaths don’t garner much media attention, but this week the deaths of Sandra Bland and Kindra Chapman became national news. According […]
By FRANTZ FANON Preface by JEAN-PAUL SARTRETranslated by CONSTANCE FARRINGTON GROVE WEIDENFELD NEW YORK CONCERNING VIOLENCE National liberation, national renaissance, the restoration […]
By Tesfaye Demmellash (PhD) After noting in a recent writing the “paralyzing” grip of fear on the Ethiopian people, namely, our inability in the […]
James with his latest work. Naohiko Omata, Author provided James is a sculptor who fled Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and sought refuge […]
In this series of African’s peaceful means, we will explore through structural research on violence and peace, we shall try to comprehend the conception […]
A few people have asked me what my uncle kept inside for years in this post. My uncle has now passed away (nothing to do […]
The poems in this book are powerful messages about the cruelty and violence, often hidden and denied, in families, communities and countries. Although […]
The year 2015 in Burundi is also a time of hope and peace for the youth. Burundian Artist united around one message in the […]
The Economic Freedom Fighters’ CIC Julius Malema embarked on an anti-xenophobic violence campaign in Alexandra township. his campaign follows incidents of xenophobic violence that […]
The Latin American Council of Social Sciences (CLACSO), the Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa (CODESRIA) and the International […]
