The Jacobin, (print version), Spring 2022. How Western finance uses the promise of critical infrastructure to loot Africa. African_Infrastructure_Scam-3Download

CBC Documentary Channel, April 2020. Throughout its history, Ethiopia has experienced famine — according to one historian, at least one…

CBC Documentary Channel, April 2020. “If the past has nothing to say to the present, history may go on sleeping…

Interpares, Kilma der Gerechtigkeit, November 2018.  Consent, awareness and risk assessment in Target Malaria’s gene drive project The 14th Conference of…

Warscapes, August 2018 Radha D’Souza is an organizer, academic and writer. After practicing law in India, she taught in New…

Ricochet Media, July 2018 As Almaden Minerals moves forward with an open-pit mine, residents say their water and way of…

An interview with Justus Lavi Mwololo, National General Secretary of Kenya Small Scale Farmers’ Forum (KESSFF). Initially posted on grain.org.

Journalist Anjan Sundaram’s book on Rwanda, 'Bad News, Last journalists in a dictatorship,' exposes a terrifying dictatorship at the heart…

Androzo Bekere clearly remembers the attack on his village in Kalongo. Standing beside a graveyard where wooden crosses bear the…

Amuri Masandi, a major in the Congolese army, was in the forest during an operation against an armed group when…

In this interview, Devlin Kuyek, Senior Researcher at GRAIN, talks about a report that reveals how a Canadian agribusiness company,…

An interview with Jacqueline Moudeina (transcribed and translated from French) Jacqueline Moudeina is a Chadian lawyer and President of The…

Une entrevue avec Jacqueline Moudeina Avocate au barreau du Tchad, présidente de l’Association tchadienne pour la promotion et la défense…

It was 4am when Nadiya Ahmed awoke to a loud bang in her house in Floringi village near the southern Kenyan…

Nnimmo Bassey is the co-founder of Environmental Rights Action (ERA), a Nigerian advocacy NGO, also known as Friends of the…

On a side street in Nairobi’s bustling neighbourhood of Shauri Moyo, Faisal Ngila shouts to street vendors, motorbike taxi drivers…

On the outskirts of the northern Tanzanian town of Geita sits a cluster of makeshift tents constructed from plastic sheeting…

In northwest Tanzania, less than a kilometre away from a sprawling open pit gold mine, hundreds of people are engaged…

As night descends in the Jordan Valley in the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt), a family in the village of Ras…

For those who recently watched images of the Israeli bombardment in Gaza, the wide open hills of the Jordan Valley…

Since Muammar Gaddafi’s fall seven months ago, Libya’s non-Arab minorities, including an estimated 250,000 Tuaregs, have begun more vehemently to…

A tenuous peace has taken hold in Libya’s southwestern city of Sebha more than a month after tribal clashes killed…

In one of the many rooms where detainees are held at Ganfouda detention centre in Libya’s second largest city, Benghazi,…

Six months after an uprising brought down Muammar Gaddafi's government, thousands of displaced Libyans are still living in abandoned construction…

While heads of state and negotiators gathered behind closed doors at the 17th conference of the UN Framework Convention on…

Almost eight years after an estimated 50,000 people perished in a four-year conflict that also displaced 500,000 from their homes…

Two years after the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) promulgated the Law on Child Protection, an estimated 3,000 children remain…

“I have been left without anything - I don’t even have anywhere to go now.” Thirty-year-old Mwamba Kashane, one of…

Bandits, militias, and alleged abuses by the army are causing access problems for aid workers trying to help large concentrations…

In Mugunga, about 12km from Goma in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), communities of Bambuti have been eking out…

Hundreds of people took to the streets of Nairobi on 19 April to protest against the rising cost of fuel,…

What’s green, controversial, 15km wide, 7,775km long, cuts across 11 African countries and is designed to reduce livestock deaths and…

The Thigithe River in North Mara, Tanzania meanders through scattered villages and clumps of trees in a vast expanse of…

Transcript of an interview with Egyptian economist Samir Amin.

Landing on Lamu Island is akin to taking a step back in history. One of the original settlements along the…

The Congolese government surprised many when it announced early last year that it would be conducting a review of 63…

Arriving back in Montreal after a brief journey to my home country of Kenya during the December elections there, I…

Zanzibar's rich music heritage is developing but traditional music continues to pulse through people's veins.

An investigation into Canadian gold company Barrick Gold in North Mara, Tanzania, AngloGold Ashanti in the DRC, and the health…