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Radical Activism in Africa

Home›African Arguments›Special series›Category: "Radical Activism in Africa"

Radical Activism in Africa is a special series about how people across the continent are responding to injustice, imagining alternative futures, and mobilising in transformative ways. The series brings together leading writers, activists and thinkers from across the continent. It is guest-edited by Stella Nyanzi with James Wan.

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    October 20, 2021
    Meet the women and queer people sparking a revolution against the patriarchy through Arabic-language online platforms and sex toys. This article is part of ...
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    How the radical became normal in Angola

    By Cláudio Silva
    October 18, 2021
    When everyone knows the emperor has no clothes but no one dares say it out loud, even the smallest acts of dissent become ones ...
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    What is transnational solidarity, and who gets to decide?

    By Leigh-Ann Naidoo
    October 14, 2021
    A solidarity action with activists from around the world taught me how deeply power relations are embedded even in our movements.  This article is ...
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    Africa’s revolution will be tweeted…if activists can harness the opportunity

    By Ayo Sogunro
    October 13, 2021
    With the right strategic thinking, social media can help cultivate the kind of pan-African solidarity that would’ve excited the likes of Nkrumah.  This article ...
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    Editor's PicksPoliticsRadical Activism in Africa

    Thinking radically in Africa must start with political education

    By Nanjala Nyabola
    October 12, 2021
    It’s easy to dismiss education as part of the work that an activist does, but without it our activism remains reactionary, not radical. This ...
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  • Female police officers drag prominent Stella Nyanzi to a police van in Kampala in May 2020. Credit: Abubakar Lubowa/Ugandan Press Photo Award (UPPA).
    PoliticsRadical Activism in Africa

    Registers of radical activism in Africa

    By Stella Nyanzi
    October 11, 2021
    Anything short of radical revolutionary activism, which we explore in this new series, will neither liberate us Africans nor redeem our continent. This article ...
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