Happy #AfricaDay2025 as we revisit our history to shape our future towards attaining justice for #Africans and People of African Descent through #reparations

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African Arguments CODESRIA Edward Mboyonga reviews the academic freedom conference held in Dar es Salaam. Issa Shivji Mkuki na Nyota africanarguments.org/2025/06/safegu…

New article in Migration Studies: “Choosing to Stay: The Resilience–Accessibility Framework”. It offers a tool to explore staying behaviour in conflict-affected settings, especially among indigenous populations. #migration #immobility #adversity Link in comments.

When care is unpaid, invisible, and unsupported, it becomes a crisis. Thanks to #CARTAImpact, Kudus Adebayo, PhD brings to light the daily struggles of informal caregivers in Nigerian hospitals.

#CARTAImpact: Informal caregivers are at the heart of Universal Health Coverage, supplying essential labour to the health system. Yet, they face immense challenges, worsened by the conditions under which they support patients. In a recently published policy brief, #CARTA

We are pleased to announce the 2025 Samora & Graça Machel Presidential Fellows — exceptional Africa-based scholars advancing research in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Read more about the Fellows here: africanstudies.org/awards-prizes-…

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Dr Kudus Oluwatoyin Adebayo of the Diaspora and Transnational Studies Unit of the Institute for African nationalinsightnews.com/ui-don-kudus-a… #AfricanStudiesAssociationASASamoraGraçaMachelPresidentialFellows

Decolonization is not a vibe. Excellent article by Tanja Bosch published in Media, Culture & Society. journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/01…

📢📢 PhD Fellowship Alert Looking to pursue your PhD while contributing to Africa’s research capacity? The CARTA PhD Fellowships 2026 are now open! Learn more and apply: cartafrica.org/call-for-appli… APHRC Wits University Dr. Catherine Kyobutungi Muzukulu wa Bityo Florah Karimi Cavens Kithinji (PhD) Anthony Mveyange Juliet Ratemo-Okumu

Festus Keyamo, SAN, CON, FCIArb (UK) 1. The public outcry is the main reason this concession is happening. As citizens, we cannot afford to keep quiet in the face of injustice. 2. As for you Festus, because you have to throw Wasiu Ayinde off the hook - that's the main reason you're responding to the case of