Tafahri Munjatta
Tafahri Munjatta is a Kenyan writer and cultural critic whose work explores power, ecology, technology, African futures, and the ways colonial histories continue to shape contemporary life. His essays draw on decolonial thought, political economy, indigenous knowledge, and speculative imagination to examine how societies might organize themselves differently.
From a South African clinic to a Nairobi embassy queue, this essay traces how nation, region and race make Africans foreign to one another and asks what Pan-Africanism owes the stranger.
Tagged under Global South & Transnational Struggles
An exploration of how colonialism, austerity, and neoliberalism privatize care, turning African women's labor and resilience into an invisible infrastructure of economic survival.
Tagged under Gender & Social Justice