The Token Minority Syndrome: A Story of Self-segregation at the British Workplace
By. Janani Chitra Rajendran Two international students, A and B, supposedly good friends who bonded over cultural kinship and coursework, are looking […]
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Black History Month 2020 Tribute: Steve Biko And The Black Consciousness Movement
Artist: Penny Thompson, “Steve Biko” acrylic on canvas 2020 Written by Naomi Yanwube In 1926, Dr Carter G Woodson, Jesse E Moorland and their associates at […]
Socio-economic Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Smallholder Farmer Livelihoods in Zimbabwe
By DAVID MHLANGA AND EMMANUEL NDHLOVU Summary: Socio-economic Implications of the COVID-19 Pandemic for Smallholder Farmer Livelihoods in Zimbabwe revisits previous viruses such as Ebola […]
Attitudes towards In-Groups and Out-Groups in South African Ethnic Groups: The Role of Essentialism and Universal-Diverse Orientation
By JASPER VAN ASSCHE & ALEXINE VAN DE WEGHE Summary: Long after the Apartheid era in South Africa, the segregation of ethnic-cultural groups remains an […]
Negotiations of Femininity in Times of Livelihood Vulnerabilities
By MARY THAMARI Summary: Southwestern Kenya has faced multiple social and livelihood vulnerabilities ranging from dwindling farm yields, economic marginalisation, the decline of fish from […]
Covid-19 in Africa: Journeys across the continent – Part 2
By: Nathaniel Hill The coronavirus has already ravaged the EU and the US, and Africa has yet to experience the pandemic’s full force. However, most […]
Covid-19 in Africa: Lessons learned from the Madagascar Plagues and Previous Infectious Diseases Outbreaks on the Continent
By Nathaniel Hill The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, known colloquially as the Coronavirus, has set a substantial challenge for the global health system. The COVID-19 virus […]
Coronavirus Statement from N.I.A.S
Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is a novice illness that affects your lungs and airways. The current outbreak began in December 2019 after the Chinese authorities notified […]
Investigating USAID Development Food Security Activities (DFSA) in the Sahel: The Case of Niger
Image source: Tatenda Macheka, WFP Written by: Andrej Sagaidak, Nathaniel Hill, Kieran Davis, Eilish Anderson, and John Magistro (co-author of the original USAID report) Disclaimer: […]
The Future of UK-Africa Relations: Global Britain or Status Quo?
By: Dele Bello-Williams & Kieran Davis The decisive victory of the Conservative Party in the United Kingdom’s General Election on December 12th should, in theory, […]