Africa

Mbuyiseni Ndlozi, popular power and the unfinished revolution Mosa Phadi and Luke Sinwell We are now living what was once only fiction to our imagination. When we first read Chinua Achebe’s 1958 [...]

From Humanitarianism to Organised Solidarity in the Fight Against Afrophobia Claire Ceruti and Luke Sinwell Families sleep outside embassies and consulates wrapped in blankets against the winter [...]

by Tafadzwa Choto PART THREE: EXPECT RESISTANCE The constitutional amendments are designed to make a more authoritarian state to counter resistance to elite accumulation, argues Tafadza Choto in [...]

by Tafadzwa Choto PART TWO: THE PROCESS OF ELITE ENRICHMENT Part two of Tafadzwa Choto’s series on the constitutional amendments in Zimbabwe explains the forms of accumulation that have [...]

CAA3 and the Political Economy of Zimbabwe: Why the Working-Class Must Reject Constitutional Authoritarianism  by Tafadzwa Choto Part one: Constitutional Amendments in a Time of Crisis The [...]

30 June 2026 Keep Left/Socialism from Below There is no migration crisis. There is a crisis of capitalism. The violent events of 30 June remind us that xenophobia is a weapon used to divide the [...]

WATER CRISIS IN SOUTH AFRICA By Rose Moshao Water crisis is a national disaster. It’s not an advantage to have water, it’s our right. There’s a saying which says “water is life”. This is true. [...]

Ghanaian socialist Gyekye Tanoh spoke at Marxism Festival earlier this month about Burkina Faso’s leader and the shape of resistance to Western imperialism on the continent By Gyekye Tanoh Monday [...]

Greenwash and lies cause disaster, while government promotes coal and methane Floods have again ravaged South Africa’s third-largest city, Durban, killing at least 300 residents on Monday, [...]

The truth is, capitalism in South Africa uses the principle of economic war on Immigrants to shift local citizens’ attention from the heart of the problem. The true nature of that problem is that [...]