Tony Blair Saves The Children of Africa
Interventionists across the political class in Europe and North America have comprehensively militarized the humanitarian enterprise
Interventionists across the political class in Europe and North America have comprehensively militarized the humanitarian enterprise
At an event meant to celebrate Nelson Mandela's life, Jacob Zuma was not only embarrassed by the crowd (they booed him multiple times), by those on stage.
Barbecuing may be the perfect activity to remind South Africa that inequality is the first heritage we need to overcome.
Until recently, Tony Blair had never visited Malawi. Last summer there was a lot of international
Al Jazeera falls for the fiction that business entrepreneurship and corporate capitalism will be Africa’s saving grace.
This documentary film about football in Africa is actually not that terrible once you get past the
Shameless self-promotion: “Board Games” is a short documentary video I did for my friend Kent Lingeveldt
A new series of documentaries explore the politics of leadership via an imaginative, malleable, deeply personal treatment of history.
On the screen, South Africa's TRC has invariably been sensationalized into a showcase of trauma-as-entertainment.
The 1984 Nobel Peace Prize laureate and former Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town is one of South Africa's great moral leaders.
Alexandra Fuller highlights the deeply ingrained sociological, economic, and political problems that still persist in South Africa as a result of apartheid.