A little over two years ago, several of us began thinking of the opportunity to create a self-education group, in the form of a reading group, on the question of imperialism, from an anti-imperialist perspective.
In this piece, Sarah Cotte explores the political economy of the Gulf involvement in Africa, looking specifically at land investments, stressing that the Gulf states in their new 'scramble for Africa' should be categorised as …
Has opposing genocide become a threat to public safety? At a time when imperial offensives no longer bother to cloak themselves in justificatory rhetoric, doctoral student and activist Momodou Taal is among those who have paid the price.
In this latest work, Colin Leys turns to something more intimate: the life of a half–uncle, Norman Leys – a colonial doctor turned anti–racist reformer.