The CIHA Blog joins the U.S. National Conference of Black Political Scientists in condemning the insurrection on January 6th, encouraged by the government of Donald Trump and his accomplices in […]
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Professor Nomalanga Mkhize[1] gave this year’s JL Dube memorial lecture at the University of KwaZulu-Natal’s College of Humanities. Professor Mkhize’s lecture focused on the current #BlackLivesMatter protests as […]
The CIHA Blog wishes our readers a safe, healthy, peaceful, and joyful New Year. The year 2020 has been strange and difficult for all — one in which over one […]
This is the third article in the CIHA blog series focusing on the Casamance conflict. It discusses the multilayered complications that marred peace negotiations in Casamance since the start of […]
The CIHA Blog’s mission is to transform the phenomenon of aid to Africa into egalitarian and respectful relationships that challenge unequal power relations, paternalism and victimization by highlighting […]
There are several calls for applications and proposals with upcoming deadlines that we’d like to bring to your attention. For more details and the full listing of more opportunities, please […]
Today, we run the second piece in our new series of articles on the Casamance conflict. The first article focuses on the root causes of Casamance Separatism. This piece […]
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