Small scale miners risk life and limb in Zimbabwe
Half a million people work as artisanal miners in Zimbabwe, where they face violence, theft and environmental harms.
Africa
From colonialism to COVID-19, Indigenous peoples show resilience in the face of evictions
Looking ahead to recovery from the pandemic, we fear an acceleration of evictions of Indigenous peoples from their lands.
Why protesters are fed up with Sudan’s tricky transition
The civilian half of Sudan's transitional government has struggled to assert or leverage its moral authority in the face of military intransigence.
Nairobi’s street names reveal what those in power want to remember, or forget
After Kenya's independence, street names acted as sites for the restitution of justice.
Ensuring all Black Lives Matter in South Africa
Afrophobia and xenophobia continue to plague Black African migrants living in South Africa.
Now is the time: Black struggle from Sudan to the US
The 2019 Sudanese revolution holds a key to a transnational understanding of liberation.