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First African Forum on Mining: A civil society perspective
TrustAfrica, an African foundation, mobilised experts in the mining field to
contribute to the debates on Illicit Financial Flows in the mining sector at the
First African Mining Forum organised by the African Union.
by Peter T Jacobs
South Africa’s liberation struggle history revisited
Through reviews of two books, the author reflects on lessons that contemporary
protest movements can learn from past anti-systemic revolts in South Africa.
by Patrick Bond
Bretton Woods institutions’ neoliberal over-reach leaves global governance in
the gutter
This week, the annual meeting of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund
will again be held in Washington, DC, with back-slapping now that the Bretton
Woods twins have reached age 75 (they were founded at a New Hampshire hotel in
1944). And with more passion than in recent years, there will be protests,
especially climate activists on Friday [18 October] at noon with a strong set of
messages, to “end all funding for fossil fuels!”
by Yash Tandon
Celebrating Gandhi’s legacy to the world
Mahatma Gandhi was born on 2 October 1869 – 150 years ago. I write this in
honour of this great man; and make a brief assessment of his life and
philosophy, and the enormous legacy he left behind.
by Biko Agozino
The Zerai Model of gendered people-centred approach to governance, ICT and
social justice
The author posits that from the perspective of African women, it is impossible
to ignore racism and sexism while organising against poverty.
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* Aug 30, 2019 BY Marc Wegerif
Another missed opportunity for meaningful agrarian change in South Africa
The report of the South African President’s Advisory Panel on Land Reform and
Agriculture was released to the public on 28 July 2019 and is being reviewed
by the cabinet. The important question is whether this report offers a vision
and recommendations that can address the land issue in South Africa.
* Aug 23, 2019 BY Seth Donnelly and Judith Mirkinson
The Lasalin massacre and the human rights crisis in Haiti
An investigation has found out that the 13 November 2018 attack on Lasalin
was government-orchestrated and was executed by the police in collaboration
with criminal elements.
* Aug 20, 2019 BY Kester Kenn Klomegah
Towards the first all-African conference in Sochi
As Russia prepares to strengthen its overall corporate economic profile
during the African leaders’ summit, policy experts are questioning bilateral
agreements that were signed, many of them largely remained unimplemented, at
least, for the past decade with various African countries.
* Aug 16, 2019 BY Shiru Soni
Has South Africa lost its political will to develop?
Amidst all wrangling and shenanigans going on in South Africa, I read that
Singapore was ranked the world’s most competitive economy in world. The first
question that came to mind was how did a small island state measuring about
one third the size of eThekwini Municipality become the most successful
economy globally? I was truly astounded.
* Aug 16, 2019 BY Edwin Madunagu
Preliminary notes on #RevolutionNow
For the Nigerian Left, the strongest lesson of what may now be called
Nigeria’s #RevolutionNow—that is, the 5 August mass protests organised by
some young fragments of the movement—may be formulated as a warning.
* Aug 07, 2019 BY Fredson Guilengue
Lamola’s decision: Is South Africa promoting the rule of law or pleasing the
Greeks and Trojans at the same time?
To halt the decision to extradite Mozambique’s former Finance minister,
Manuel Chang, could be a test case for President Ramaphosa’s long-term
ability to bring about real change in South Africa’s regional relations by
potentially making it a good example for the fight against corruption.
* Aug 07, 2019 BY Karim F. Hirji
El-Shifa: A forgotten war crime
This article recounts a major war crime committed against the people of Sudan
in August 1998. Reflecting on the rationale and unfolding of this crime, it
examines the veracity of the official claims, the reactions and implications
of the deed. The importance of remembering our past in an accurate and
unbiased manner is underscored.
FOOD & HEALTH
* Dec 27, 2018 BY Abayomi Azikiwe
Universal healthcare in Africa is a necessity for genuine development
A recent conference in South Africa raised issues on whether universal
healthcare should be a private or state-driven endeavour.
* Jun 29, 2018 BY Bonolo Lovedelia Pelompe
The current state of South Africa’s public health care
The author, a public servant in the Department of Health of South Africa,
offers an analytical view of the country's current state of the health
sector, especially in rural areas of South Africa.
* Nov 02, 2017 BY Alemayehu G. Mariam
WHO: I told you Tedros Adhanom is an empty suit!
What kind of a moron appoints Robert Mugabe as goodwill ambassador for
health? That is what the new Ethiopian-born Director General of the World
Health Organization did – sparking global consternation. The appointment, now
reversed, underlines one fact: Tedros Adhanom lacks what it takes to head
even a village clinic.
* Jul 13, 2017 BY Various
Charter of the North African Network for Food Sovereignty
Activists from anti-capitalist militant organizations in North Africa met in
Tunis on 4th and 5th July 2017 to set up the North African Network for Food
Sovereignty. The network is a unifying structure for struggles in the region
and will be involved in local, continental and international mobilisation.
LAND RIGHTS & ENVIRONMENT
* Oct 05, 2019 BY Boaventura Monjane, Natacha Bruna and Pablo Gilolmo
Zimbabwe’s Shashe agroecology village: an inspiration for emancipatory rural
initiatives
Farmers of Shashe, a village in Masvingo Province, Zimbabwe, are becoming an
African inspiration for agroecology and emancipation.
* Aug 30, 2019 BY Marc Wegerif
Another missed opportunity for meaningful agrarian change in South Africa
The report of the South African President’s Advisory Panel on Land Reform and
Agriculture was released to the public on 28 July 2019 and is being reviewed
by the cabinet. The important question is whether this report offers a vision
and recommendations that can address the land issue in South Africa.
* Apr 26, 2019 BY Farooque Chowdhury
The struggle for a just society is long, requiring action on many fronts
In this interview, conducted in March 2019 by Farooque Chowdhury, Magdoff
discusses the problems caused by capitalist agriculture in rural Venezuela.
* Feb 28, 2019 BY Julian Lahai Samboma
“Hit-and-run capitalism” targets Guyana’s oil and gas
The discovery of oil off the coastal waters of Guyana occasioned widespread
speculation the small South American nation was in for a boom that could fund
development efforts. However, that optimism may need to be tempered if
details of the deal between the Georgetown government and the oil giants are
any indication of things to come.
* Feb 02, 2019 BY Thabang Bhili and Simon Rakei
Eskom and the crisis of energy democracy: A case for safe, socially owned
renewable energy
This paper discusses the crisis facing South Africa’s state-owned company
Eskom and its general relationship to people’s struggle and the pursuit for
energy alternatives.
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