We Need Thomas Sankara’s Political Vision Today
Thomas Sankara, the socialist president of Burkina Faso, was assassinated 34 years ago today. With Global South debt levels at...
Read moreDetailsThomas Sankara, the socialist president of Burkina Faso, was assassinated 34 years ago today. With Global South debt levels at...
Read moreDetailsBY NANJALA NYABOLA This article is part of the Radical Activism in Africa special series, guest edited by Stella Nyanzi. “In order for...
Read moreDetailsBy Patricia Munabi Babiiha As we mark 59 years of Uganda’s independence today, it is an opportune time for us...
Read moreDetailsIn the 25 years since the first genetically modified (GM) crop was introduced in Africa, most of the continent has...
Read moreDetailsBy Elizabeth Ampairwe The Prime Minister Robinah Nabbanja on September 15th launched the Second Roadmap for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which highlighted the actions...
Read moreDetailsIn the second installment of this three-part cross-national investigation into Africa’s GMO industry, Andiswa Matikinca, Arnaud Ouedraogo and Benon Herbert Oluka look...
Read moreDetailsBY ROBERT MADOI In April 2021, the Uganda Police Force released a 2020 report that made clear a marked decline in...
Read moreDetailsA quarter of a century has passed since South Africa became the first country in Africa to farm genetically modified...
Read moreDetailsBy Rose Nakayi In Uganda, evictions of the poor from land by the dominant economic class have been common in...
Read moreDetailsBy Rose Wakikona For a country which in 2020 scored 73 points out of 100, putting it at a rank...
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