Africa: Why Africa’s Agricultural Crisis Is a Matter of Race, Class and Epistemicide

Africa: Why Africa’s Agricultural Crisis Is a Matter of Race, Class and Epistemicide

Africa’s reliance on industrial agriculture reflects colonialism, inequality, and the erasure of indigenous knowledge, while intensive farming has driven soil degradation, environmental harm, poor nutrition and economic exploitation. Restoring agricultural sovereignty requires reclaiming indigenous knowledge, addressing land inequalities, and shifting toward regenerative ‘landculture’ centred on soil health, biodiversity, food security and community wellbeing. Across Africa,…

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Dashcams expose long-running e-hailing safety crisis

Dashcams expose long-running e-hailing safety crisis

Dashcam footage is bringing renewed attention to e-hailing crime, amid calls for stronger identity checks and coordinated policing. (Image created via Gemini) The growing circulation of dashcam footage showing criminal incidents involving e-hailing vehicles in South Africa is exposing a safety crisis that industry representatives say has persisted for years. Over the past few months,…

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Spain’s leader says Russia and Israel fueled Ceuta migrant crisis “disinformation”

Spain’s leader says Russia and Israel fueled Ceuta migrant crisis “disinformation”

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has accused networks linked to Russia and Israel of spreading disinformation around the migration crisis in Ceuta, claiming the two countries were exploiting the issue in retaliation for Madrid’s position on the war in Ukraine and Israel’s actions in the Palestinian Territories. More than 72,000 migrants rushed across the border…

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Africa: Why Africa’s Agricultural Crisis Is a Matter of Race, Class and Epistemicide

Africa Can Turn the Current Crisis Into Resilient Food Systems. Kigali Is Where It Comes Together

Heads of state, agriculture and finance ministers and investors meet in Kigali from August 31 for the Africa Food Systems Forum, the continent’s largest agricultural gathering. They arrive with an opportunity: to build a food system that holds up against what is coming – climate change, biodiversity loss and declining soil health, alongside our dependence…

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