I had the chance to witness the electrifying CHAN match between Uganda and Senegal, and I am excited to share my experience as published in The Continent issue 211. What was your experience? #TotalEnergiesCHAN2024 #CHAN2024

Wonderful news: Essays on Longtermism is officially out! It was a pleasure to contribute to the volume and I'm looking forward to reading the other contributions.

2 PhD positions in GLOBAL HISTORY and EAST CENTRAL EUROPEAN HISTORY Universität zu Köln: …uere-geschichte.phil-fak.uni-koeln.de/managing-devel…; deadline Sept 10

#HappyBirthday to #JeanBlackwellHutson, our chief librarian (1914–1998). #Onthisday in 1964, she arrived in Casablanca in route to Ghana to curate the Africana collection at the University of Ghana in Accra. #SchomburgCenter #Schomburg100 #Librarians ow.ly/1ScS50WSC0U

Excited to share this new documentary by Julius Mugambwa! It's a deep dive into organ donation across Africa, from the extraordinary science of medical transplants to the dangers of organ trafficking in Kenya. youtube.com/watch?si=TDB5d…

English books on Somalia’s modern history are scarce—and often outdated. Faisal curates works by Somali scholars, tracing the nation’s journey from independence to dictatorship and collapse.

Jaba juice is taking Kenya by storm—I talked to folks involved in the industry to find out more about the stimulant drink beloved by expats and locals alike. Big thanks to David Rocks for taking this story on and for a great edit bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

An absolutely must-read article by Adi on Geeska - چيسكا—thanks for making my Friday morning so much better.

Excited to share the latest article by Halima Athumani (Halima Athumani) in the Mail & Guardian! It follows Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni's campaign for a seventh consecutive term, and how both government and opposition supporters see the country's future. mg.co.za/thought-leader…

It sounds wrong to say I've been looking forward to a podcast about climate collapse, but this is the most compelling and human take on life in a post-1.5 world that I've heard in a long time.

Read the new OA article by Oliver Coates on war correspondents from #Nigeria in #Burma in 1945: bit.ly/4nO6BfN

📢episode 3 is out now We meet the pensioner who looked into her pension fund's due diligence on climate change What she found was shocking... Ft Carbon Tracker, Dr. Steve Keen, Mark Campanale, Joseph E. Stiglitz and many more Listen now: overshootpod.com

Now on FirstView: Ismay Milford Ismay Milford examines communication theology, the decolonization of information, and the Africanization of journalism, 1960–1990 bit.ly/46G5add

From a wartime transmitter to a cultural beacon, Radio Hargeisa became the voice that carried a nation’s songs, dreams, and awakening. ✍️Fathi Jama geeska.com/en/radio-harge…