Debating Ideas
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Confirmation of Africa’s Historical Rejection in the Wake of Covid-19
COVID-ORGANICS denunciation and Chinese racism and Corona discrimination expound the continued rejection of the African continent -
Israel in Africa: Security, Migration, Interstate Politics – Book Launch Webinar
Stream Yotam Gidron's Israel In Africa Book Launch from Royal African Society -
Covid-19 in South Africa: Whither Migrants?
Nationalistic approaches to the covid-19 pandemic overlook the interdependent nature of social relations -
Village Life in Modern Africa – Review of Camila Toulmin’s Land, Investment and Migration: Thirty-five Years of Village Life in Mali
Camilla Toulmin documents the deepest historic change that humanity makes; the change from hand-to-mouth farming to modern agriculture. -
AnthropologyBooks and ControversiesCovid-19COVID-19Debating IdeasEconomies and SocietiesPolitics and Political EconomySouth AfricaTexts and Contexts
People’s Science and Translocality in South Africa
Can failure to take account of social embeddedness of economics account for the mismanagement of the Covid-19 pandemic? -
COVID-19Covid-19Debating IdeasEconomies and SocietiesPolitics and Political EconomyPublic HealthSouth Africa
Covid-19, the Working Class and the Poor in South Africa
South Africa’s racial capitalism has consumed numerous Black working class lives. -
COVID-19 and Agricology: Echoes of Indigenous Knowledge Systems in Africa
Can Africans circumvent the on-going global health crisis through a return to indigenous knowledge systems? -
Africa Day 2020 Marks 100 Days Since the Covid-19 Outbreak: A Celebration of a Continent Not Backing Down
The eve of Africa Day 2020 marked 100 days since the outbreak of Covid-19: how is the continent faring? -
Some Lessons from the History of Epidemics in Africa
The history of endemic diseases epidemics and pandemics in Africa shows that the continent has had a long experience of biomedicine -
Epidemics and Social Observation: Why Africa Needs a Different Approach to Covid-19
Why haven’t social factors been more thoroughly scrutinised in the huge upsurge of scientific effort to combat Covid-19?
