Debating Ideas
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Is it time to abandon decolonisation?
Decolonisation has become an uncritical and condescending buzzword used to police what it means to be African, argues a sharp new book. Does decolonisation, ... -
Moroccan Feminists: Generational Gaps in Feminist Movements
African feminisms: generational gaps among Moroccan feminists -
India in Africa: The Changing Face of South-South Cooperation
How is South-South cooperation changing? -
Feminizing the State Apparatus: A Mirage for Women’s Liberation
Feminism and state politics in Africa -
Beyond Pacification: African Feminisms – A Constant Awakening
African Feminisms: A Constant Awakening -
Counter-Insurgency in Ethiopia: Civil War, Drought and Internal Displacement
Counter-Insurgency in Ethiopia: Civil War, Drought and Internal Displacement -
Writing Piracy in Somalia: Who Controls the Narrative and How?
Knowledge gate-keeping, who controls the narrative? -
How useful is aid to Africa?
Mills’ latest book calls for donors to focus on democracies, but electoral systems can be as susceptible to corruption as autocracies. Since 1960, Africa ... -
Agbogbloshie: A Year after the Violent Demolition
“The government thinks this is rubbish”: Agbogbloshie, a year after the violent demolition -
How power in Angola is wielded by one man
Roque’s new book shows how the regime came to be ruled by, and came to rule through, fear and paranoia – still does so ...
