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Prasanth R.
Racism and Colonial Occupation of Africa
12 Aug 2019
A recent ‘African-themed party’ in Brussels shows that many Belgians have not learnt from their horrific past as a brutal colonial power in Africa.
Peoples Dispatch
Nigerian Court Permits Detention of Political Activist and Journalist Omoyele Sowore
12 Aug 2019
The court has permitted the DSS to hold the journalist and activist in custody for 45 days on the basis of the Terrorism Act.
WHO Watch Team
Does the Roadmap for Access to Medicines 2019–2023 Neglect TRIPS Flexibilities?
17 Jul 2019
The excessive focus of the new WHA Roadmap on voluntary licenses gives an impression that WHO’s preferred route to manage intellectual property is through private ordering.
Peoples Dispatch
Nigerian Elections Postponed Hours Before Voting
16 Feb 2019
The outcome of the election, now scheduled on February 23, has a lot at stake, including the state’s control over Nigeria’s oil.
Zoe PC
'Zimbabwe Today is Full of Revolutionary Possibility’
06 Aug 2018
The huge protests in the aftermath of the election reflect a deep-rooted desire among the people to effect a change in the system
Shastri Ramachandaran
Africa Outreach: Xi Keeps China Ahead of India
27 Jul 2018
Afro-phobia and racism at home can jeopardise political and diplomatic relations and scuttle the prospects of economic cooperation.
Leslie Xavier
World Cup: Lukaku, Mbappe and the Colonial Ghosts Within Belgium and France
03 Jul 2018
Kylian Mbappe and Romelu Lukaku, two of FIFA World Cup’s most exciting forwards are also a reminder of the horrors of European colonialism in their countries of origin.
Pavan Kulkarni
Malaria Vaccine Trials in Africa: Dark Saga of Outsourced Clinical Trials Continues
17 Mar 2018
Apart from efficacy issues, critics point out conflict of interests and even question need for vaccine.
Newsclick Report
Cases of Deadly Rat-Borne Fever Spike in Nigeria
15 Mar 2018
Why is this disease taking so many lives this year?
Githa Hariharan
Growing up in Colonial Africa
08 Mar 2018
This is Part I of a conversation between Ngũgĩ wa Thiong'o and Githa Hariharan.