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Revolutionary Comrades : Relations between North Korea and Southern Africa

1 month ago | izuba.info | African Arguments

Postcolonial foreign policy relations; the forgotten case of North Korea and South Africa The post Revolutionary Comrades: Relations between North Korea and Southern Africa appeared first on African Arguments.
The 1986 Harare ‘Berlinesque’ Conference, the ‘Other Native Question’ and the Scramble for and Partition of African Being and Knowing

2 months ago | izuba.info | African Arguments

Episode 4 of the #AfricaScramble series: epistemic violence The post The 1986 Harare ‘Berlinesque’ Conference, the ‘Other Native Question’ and the Scramble for and Partition of African Being and Knowing appeared first on African Arguments. 1884 Berlin Conference : The Rise of Military Intervention and the Birth of Youth Political Participation in Africa 24/02/2025 Zambia : Who will benefit from the global copper rush ?
Business, Borders and Bloodshed : Undoing the Berlin Conference’s Economic and Political Legacies

2 months ago | izuba.info | African Arguments

Final episode of the #ScrambleforAfrica series: business, borders and bloodshed The post Business, Borders and Bloodshed: Undoing the Berlin Conference’s Economic and Political Legacies appeared first on African Arguments.
1884 Berlin Conference : The Rise of Military Intervention and the Birth of Youth Political Participation in Africa

2 months ago | izuba.info | African Arguments

Episode 3 of the #AfricaScramble series: Are Military Coups and Youth Activism a Joint Feature of Anti-Colonial Resistance? The post 1884 Berlin Conference: The Rise of Military Intervention and the Birth of Youth Political Participation in Africa appeared first on African Arguments. Zambia : Who will benefit from the global copper rush ?
Zambia : Who will benefit from the global copper rush ?

2 months ago | izuba.info | African Arguments

Zambia is wooing international investors to develop its copper resources but communities dependent on illegal mining want a better deal. This article was originally published by Climate Home News as part of its Clean Energy Frontier series.
Africa and Europe’s green opportunity

2 months ago | izuba.info | African Arguments

African leaders must seize this moment to ensure its renewable energy potential and resources foster local industry, fairness, and green jobs.
Conflict resolution musical chairs and the future of Africa’s crisis diplomacy

2 months ago | izuba.info | African Arguments

As conflicts rage across the continent, does the AU’s decision to relegate its mediation role in favour of weak and ineffective Regional Economic Communities require rethinking? 1.
Why 2025 could be a turning point in Africa’s debt emergency

2 months ago | izuba.info | African Arguments

14 février 2025 | Arthur Larok A clear plan that would move power over debt from colonial institutions to a more representative body is on the table. The African Union (AU) has declared 2025 to be the Year of Reparations. The Pope has announced 2025 as a Jubilee Year, a year in which debts should be forgiven.
In the Image of Europe’s Imagining : How Berlin Remade Africa

2 months ago | izuba.info | African Arguments

Episode 2 of the Scramble Series: The European Gaze The post In the Image of Europe’s Imagining: How Berlin Remade Africa appeared first on African Arguments. How Cairo’s “Garbage City” became the envy of the world 13/02/2025 From rituals to raids : The struggle to save the sacred sandalwood 11/02/2025 State and Violence in the Aftermath of Berlin 6/02/2025 Africa cannot wait on climate finance.
How Cairo’s “Garbage City” became the envy of the world

2 months ago | izuba.info | African Arguments

Recycling Cairo’s trash for free while providing employment to tens of thousands, the Zabbaleen have much to teach other cash-strapped cities. In the scorching afternoon heat, a few large refuse trucks barrel down the streets of the Manshiyat Naser neighbourhood in Cairo, Egypt.