Skip to main content
Submissions
English
French
Portuguese
DONATE
Home
Advertising
Friends of FAHAMU
Submissions
Portuguese
French
Donate
Browse Articles
Authors
All Newsletters
Current Newsletter
Search by Month
Countries
Northern Africa
Southern Africa
Central Africa
East and Horn of Africa
Western Africa
All Africa
Other Continents
Egypt
Morocco
Libya
Tunisia
Zambia
South Africa
Zimbabwe
Mozambique
Democratic Republic of Congo
Cameroon
Ethiopia
Kenya
Rwanda
Uganda
Benin
Ghana
Nigeria
Liberia
Sierra Leone
Senegal
Burkina Faso
Algeria
Chad
Europe
Libya
Nigeria
South Africa
Angola
Comoros
Gabon
Madagascar
Other
South Sudan
Benin
Cote d’Ivoire
Gambia
Malawi
Republic Arab Saharawi Democratic
Sudan
Bolivia
Democratic Republic of Congo
Ghana
Mali
Republic of Congo
Swaziland
Botswana
Djibouti
Guinea
Mauritania
Rwanda
Tanzania
Burkina Faso
East & Horn of Africa
Guinea Bissau
Mauritius
Sao Tome and Principe
Togo
Burundi
Egypt
Guyana
Morocco
Senegal
Tunisia
Cameroon
Equatorial Guinea
Kenya
Mozambique
Seychelles
Uganda
Cape Verde
Eritrea
Lesotho
Namibia
Sierra Leone
Venezuela
Central African Republic
Ethiopia
Liberia
Niger
Somalia
Zambia
Australia
Asia
Europe
South America
North America
Categories
Advocacy and Campaigns
Arts and Books
Food and Heath
Gender and Minorities
Global South
Governance
Human Security
ICT Media and Security
Land and Environment
Pan-Africanism
Advocacy & Campaigns
Expanding access to justice through community paralegals
Advocacy & Campaigns
Youth activism beyond borders
Advocacy & Campaigns
Reclaiming the narrative: Youth activism in the East African region
Arts & Books
South Africa’s liberation struggle history revisited
Arts & Books
The Zerai Model of gendered people-centred approach to governance, ICT and social justice
Arts & Books
Sustainable art
Food & Health
Universal healthcare in Africa is a necessity for genuine development
Food & Health
The current state of South Africa’s public health care
Food & Health
WHO: I told you Tedros Adhanom is an empty suit!
Gender & Minorities
We need to accelerate gender parity in the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Gender & Minorities
Chrispine Musimenta Rwaboona: Rising political star in Kabale, Uganda
Gender & Minorities
Of racist workers, journalists and beggars
Global South
Celebrating Gandhi’s legacy to the world
Global South
An axis of hope, dignity and defiance stands up to the triumvirate of evil
Global South
Towards the first all-African conference in Sochi
Governance
The struggles for Liberian citizenship
Governance
31 December 1981: How the "IMF baby" betrayed its parents
Governance
Crocodile swallowed Bob...and democracy as well
Human Security
Foreign aid for Rwanda, suffering for Rwandans and Congolese
Human Security
The Lasalin massacre and the human rights crisis in Haiti
Human Security
El-Shifa: A forgotten war crime
ICT, Media & Security
Debating the role of media in diplomacy
ICT, Media & Security
Using strategic communications to push back against closing civil society space
ICT, Media & Security
Politics, human rights and the media in Ghana
Land & Environment
First African Forum on Mining: A civil society perspective
Land & Environment
Zimbabwe’s Shashe agroecology village: an inspiration for emancipatory rural initiatives
Land & Environment
Another missed opportunity for meaningful agrarian change in South Africa
Pan-Africanism
Zimbabwe proclaims former President Mugabe (1924-2019) a national hero
Pan-Africanism
Mugabe and Nkrumah: the tale of two red cockrells
Pan-Africanism
A pan-African perspective on Rwanda through a critical review of Judy Rever, In Praise of Blood: The Crimes of the Rwandan Patriotic Front, Canada, Random House, 2018
Login
Subscribe for Free!
EMAIL:
Get Involved
Register a Movement
Support Pambazuka
Resources
Jobs
Search form
Search
You are here
Home
»
Negro clause
The struggles for Liberian citizenship
Robtel Neajai Pailey
Feb 02, 2019
Picture source: Smart News Liberia
Why has Liberia not enacted dual citizenship or repealed a constitutional “Negro clause”?
Liberia
Discussion Forum
Africa in 50 years..
Africa Today: The Current State of the African Nations
Subscribe for Free!
EMAIL:
To unsubscribe
Click Here
ADVERTISEMENT
TRENDING
Announcements
Oct 29, 2024
The Specter of Multipolarity and Imperialism Haunts Global Africa
Announcements, Arts & Books
Announcements
Oct 29, 2024
The Specter of Multipolarity and Imperialism Haunts Global Africa
From the Archives
Announcements
Oct 29, 2024
The Specter of Multipolarity and Imperialism Haunts Global Africa
