• William Shoki

Russia has invaded Ukraine. Its growing involvement in Africa raises questions about what a war in Europe means south of the Mediterranean. We discuss this with John Lechner on the AIAC Podcast.

• William Shoki

Recently, gender-based violence has entered Senegal’s national conversation. But are people only paying lip service? On the AIAC Podcast we discuss women and the nation.

• Sean Henry Jacobs

Where do African countries fall in the threatened invasion of Ukraine by Russia? Will African states side with the US or their European allies or with Russia?

• Julius Sigei

The Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa was presented as a game-changer to address hunger. The consensus 15 years later: It failed.

• William Shoki

On The Africa Is a Country Podcast: Israel's entanglement in a strike by South African dairy workers, and its campaign to acquire accreditation at the African Union.

• Lena Grace Anyuolo
• Nicholas Mwangi

The Kenyan Organic Intellectuals Network wants to challenge the vague manner elites there deal with the past and take on the challenges of the present.

• William Shoki

This week on AIAC Talk: Pio Gama Pinto was Kenya’s first post-independence martyr. Why does he matter today?

• Tore Linné Eriksen

Egyptian women's struggle today stands on the shoulders of many historical role models. One of them is Huda Shaarawi.

• William Shoki

This week, AIAC talks with Dr. Lassane Ouedraogo on what's behind the coup in Burkina Faso.

• Sean Henry Jacobs

With the recent series of military coups, especially in West Africa, what is left for the future of politics on the African continent?

• Patrick Gathara

Charles Njonjo's legacy is as member of a powerful group of Kikuyu chauvinists who surrounded Jomo Kenyatta and corrupted the state.

• William Shoki

South Africa's labor movement is in crisis. How can it rebuild? We try to answer that question with Karl Cloete this week on AIAC Talk.

• Vickie Remoe

While Sierra Leone has come very far in its fight against sexual violence the question of safeguarding victims especially children needs urgent attention.

• Anabela Lemos

Mozambique should not move forward with extractivist mega-projects. They always contribute to serious violations of human rights, cause irreversible damage to the environment, and deepen the climate crisis.

• Razaz H. Basheir

The dissonance between what is communicated through local and international propaganda machines and what is actually taking place across the streets of Sudan.

• Ricci Shryock

During Guinea-Bissau’s war of liberation, women filled key positions on the frontline. That is often forgotten in the mythology of the struggle for independence.

• The Amandla Editorial Collective

Different factions of South Africa's ruling elite are implicated in looting and profiting from the state. South Africans should take an attitude of a plague on both their houses.

• William Shoki

On this week's AIAC Talk: China’s engagement with Africa is much debated. What exactly does it want on the continent?

• Ira Dworkin

The return of Patrice Lumumba’s remains must not be an occasion for Belgium to congratulate itself, but for a full accounting of the colonial violence that led to the assassination and coverup.

• William Shoki

In South Africa, the old endures and the new is nowhere to be seen. What is to be done? Public intellectual Steven Friedman helps us make sense.