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Global Pan-Africanism
Reparations in the Caribbean 25 Years After Durban – A Critique
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Corruption in South Africa


  • South Africa: An open letter of SAFTU to the Communist Party

    Zwelinzima Vavi | Popular Participation & Democratization
    13.07.2017

    The South African Federation of Trade Unions turned down an invitation to the congress of the South African Communist Party. SACP is an ally of the ruling African National Congress. SAFTU says SACP is as guilty as the Jacob Zuma government in implementing a neoliberal programme that is anti-poor, anti-working class, pro-capitalist and anti-socialist.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization SAFTU, South African Communist Party, Zwelinzima Vavi, Neoliberalism, South African trade unions, Jacob Zuma, The Guptas, Corruption in South Africa

  • The bad movies and even worse politics on show in South Africa

    Gerard Boyce | Popular Participation & Democratization
    06.07.2017

    It is not clear what genre the movie unfolding in the South African landscape falls under. Is it a thriller whose plot revolves around the heist of the political system? Or a horror movie, filled with macabre scenes of zombies feasting on the flesh of a dying state? No matter the genre, this is one movie guaranteed to keep South Africans glued to their screens.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization Gerard Boyce, The Guptas, Corruption in South Africa, State capture South Africa, #GuptaLeaks

  • Jacob Zuma’s improbable power

    Sanya Osha | Popular Participation & Democratization
    12.01.2017

    President Zuma has always openly derided the intellectual class as “the clevers” because he knows that, at the end of day, they are not prepared or even able to carry out the donkey work of building and nurturing political constituencies and kissing naked, impoverished snotty-nosed kids just to win the vote. The “clevers” are probably too busy analysing the worth of their shares on the stock market. Perfunctory calls for the resignation of a sitting president would entail far more than this attitude.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization President Jacob Zuma, Corruption in South Africa, African National Congress

  • Zuma: The bitter taste of honey!

    Abdulrazaq Magaji | Governance
    28.04.2016

    Stiff-necked apartheid high priests had their problems but none of them contemplated the type of weird political culture the ANC and President Zuma are foisting on post-apartheid South Africa!

     

    Tagged under Governance Jacob Zuma, Corruption in South Africa

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Jason Arday, Drongo Company and More: White Supremacy, Turkey, and Imperial Competition in Africa

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Africa Beyond Illusions: Transforming and Liberating a Continent.

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From Haiti to Somalia: Language, Football, and Enduring Colonial Logics

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The World's First Trillionaire: Global Africa, Financial Capitalism, and Neocolonial Struggles

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Special Issue on African Liberation Vol I and Vol II

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Neocolonialism and Struggles for African Sovereignty 

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Reparative and Democratic Struggles amid Militarism and Capitalist Crises

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US Imperialism and its Denouement

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