On Mali and Interventions
Bridges from Bamako
This blog, written by anthropologist Bruce Whitehouse, focuses on current events in and commentary on Mail.
“The Real Invasion of Africa and Other Not-Made-for Hollywood Holy […]
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FNB ad controversy in South Africa
“The FNB campaign succumbs to gov’t pressure”
posted by Bangirana Albert
When freedom of expression is compromised.
The controversy surrounding this ad has since caused a stir among South Africans on the […]
Country Director, Cord, based in Chad; Global South Doctoral Workshop; and more opportunities
Job Opportunity: Country Director, Cord, based in N’djamena, Chad
Cord is a UK based NGO committed to working through local partner organisations in conflict-affected countries to address the underlying […]
Research Fellow, Mercy Corps; Investigator, Global Witness; and more opportunities
Research Fellow, Mercy Corps, Inter-Religious Peacebuilding in Northern Nigeria, DC Based
This is an excellent opportunity for those interested in the field(s) of international development, monitoring and evaluation, conflict management […]
Ghana conference; Country Director South Sudan, Concordis International; and more opportunities
Social Change Program focused on Gender and Sexuality, The Arab Foundation for Freedom and Equality
The Arab foundation for Freedom and Equality is proud to announce the launching of the […]
Conference: “UCI and Africa: Expanding Engagements, Ongoing Dialogues”
The CIHA Blog is very pleased to let you know that we are holding an exciting conference at the University of California, Irvine this Thursday and Friday, December 6 and […]
Invisible Children: Giving American Youth a Raison D’Etre
Ayesha Nibbe
Almost nine months after the release of KONY 2012, Joseph Kony is a distant memory for most of the original 100+ million viewers of the historic viral video. The […]
Frost interviews Archbishop Desmond Tutu; “Africa for Norway”; and more news
“Desmond Tutu: Not Going Quietly”
In this video piece, originally posted on Aljazeera, Sir David Frost interviews Archbishop Desmond Tutu, who speaks about his role in the anti-apartheid struggle in […]
Turning a Blind Eye – Lessons from Egyptian refugee policy
Kelsey Norman
Egypt has traditionally been viewed as a transit country, through which refugees pass en route to Western states. While the Arab Spring and continuing conflicts in the region have […]