A just transition for Africa cannot be led by mining billionaires and presidents who answer to capital.
Ramaphosa, the G20 and the Empty Promise of a Just Transition
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Africa
Seven Questions on Sudan’s Conflict and Politics
‘A clean near-term battlefield victory is unlikely in the present conditions,’ Eiad Husham.
Decolonise the mind to power Africa’s green future
Green industrialisation in Africa is needed for the climate crisis and for a just development path.
BRICS in the new global disorder
BRICS has evolved alongside the trajectory of its members over the past two decades.
The state of Africa in the new world order
Africa today stands at a crossroads, caught between internal crises, shifting global power dynamics, and the slow unraveling of the post-liberation political order.
While the planet burns: exposing the failure of the COPs and seeding glimmers of hope
As we prepare to say farewell to 2024, we must pause to reflect on the state of our planet’s climate emergency and our responses to it.
Just transition requires social dialogue and protection
Trade unions in the mining sector are in a unique position when it comes to the just transition.
GREEN EXTRACTIVISM and the green frontier
AS WE EMERGE FROM THE pandemic, the impact of Covid-19 has exacerbated the converging social, economic, and ecological crises, which emerge from the systemic and colonial legacy of extractivist patriarchal capitalism. These crises include climate, ecological and...
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NEUTRALITY AND NON-ALIGNMENT
RUSSIA’S WAR WITH UKRAINE HAS invited widespread calls for de-escalation and diplomatic resolution. Still, countries worldwide are more reluctant to express outright condemnation for Putin’s aggression, or to join the West’s efforts in actively deterring Moscow...