The Durban site as host to WCAR 2001 was a bold statement that reflected the honour of a country that had gained freedom from a racist, discriminatory, marginalising and violent apartheid regime. The years after Durban present complex local and international events around the country. Khamees interrogates the contradictions in South Africa’s diplomatic posturing and anti-African discrimination and violence against migrants in the country within the 25 years after the Durban Conference.

A tribute to Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem on his contributions to women’s rights and liberation, which remain as relevant as ever today. 

An analysis of the complex (in)security challenges in Nigeria and Trump’s military activities against Nigerians.