Fahamu Movement Building Boot Camp, May 12-17, 2013, Lusaka, Zambia

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May 09, 2013

The Adilisha Program will be holding a movement building boot camp for activists’ from social justice movements and organisations in Lesotho, Namibia, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi.The boot camp being held in Lusaka ,Zambia from May 12 -17, 2013 will facilitate activists' consciousness of their context from a deep analysis and connect what they are doing to the bigger picture or vision of social change they seek to achieve.

Participants will critically analyse their organising strategie...read more

Zambia

Condolences to the Gqobose family

Motsoko Pheko
Apr 25, 2013

The spiritual transition of Cde Gqobose to his Creator and to the ancestors is not to be mourned, but to be celebrated with gratitude to God who lent Gqobs to this family and to South Africa and indeed, to humanity as whole

Job Advert: Head – Horn of Africa, Safer World

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Apr 11, 2013
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Saferworld is an international non-governmental organisation working to prevent and reduce violence conflict and promote cooperative approaches to security. We believe that everyone should be able to lead peaceful, fulfilling lives, free from insecurity and violent conflict. We work with governments, civil society and international organisations globally and in over 15
countries in Africa, Europe and Asia.

Algerians to protest against Shale gas project

Algeria Solidarity Campaign
Apr 10, 2013

Sit-in of Algerian citizens in London to oppose the exploitation of shale gas without a national debate

Algeria

Job Advert: Head – Horn of Africa, Safer World

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Apr 04, 2013
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Saferworld is an international non-governmental organisation working to prevent and reduce violence conflict and promote cooperative approaches to security. We believe that everyone should be able to lead peaceful, fulfilling lives, free from insecurity and violent conflict. We work with governments, civil society and international organisations globally and in over 15
countries in Africa, Europe and Asia.

Oxford scholarships for African human rights advocates

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Mar 14, 2013

The University of Oxford is pleased to announce five scholarships for candidates from developing African Commonwealth countries to study for the part-time Masters in International Human Rights Law, starting September 2013.

The scholarships are jointly funded by the Commonwealth Scholarship Commission and the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford and provide course and college fees over two years, return air travel from the scholar’s home country and a stipend to cover living cost...read more

Zolile Hamilton Keke: A tribute

Motsoko Pheko
Feb 13, 2013

Comrade Keke never compromised his politics. He was never a summer soldier. He was never a political turncoat. He has died with his vows for genuine liberation of Azania unbroken

Tribute: Professor Tony Martin is now an Ancestor

Cecil Gutzmore
Jan 24, 2013

A committed Garveyite and Pan-Afrikanist, Prof Martin was peerlessly rigorous in his research and writing on the contribution of these important subjects in the experience of the Afrikan nation

Joseph Mkwanazi: Tribute to a great man

Motsoko Pheko
Jan 09, 2013

The graves are full of great men who never became great because they did not give themselves responsibility. Joseph Mkwanazi, affectionately called ‘Kwani’ by many who know how he has lived his life, gave himself responsibility

Démissionnez! A call for President Biya to step down

Peter Wuteh Vakunta
Jan 09, 2013

There is no question that the new song is a rap on the face of President Biya by a valiant dissident musician who views the Cameroonian leader as undeserving of the public office he holds

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