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Globalisation’s Broken Promise: Rising Xenophobia and the Crisis of Belonging in South Africa
South Africa is yet again grappling with a ghost of xenophobia. Xenophobia, an irrational fear, hatred, or deep-seated prejudice toward people perceived as foreigners...
How tech workers can spot deceptive recruitment in Kenya
Kenya’s growing role as a hub for outsourced digital labour has drawn workers from across Africa with promises of opportunity in the global tech...
The Axis of Repression: The Criminalisation of Democracy in East Africa
Democracy is on the decline in East Africa. The regional governments are increasingly treating democratic participation not as a constitutional right but as a...
Who Shapes the Minds of a Nation? Education, Identity, and Historical Memory in India
Education is meant to help students understand the world, question assumptions, and think critically about history and society. In India, however, education has always...
A cruel new law is scapegoating refugees for UK’s harmful border policies
Eight years ago, Mohammed Tajik watched as members of the Taliban murdered his father and brother. Tajik’s father owned a restaurant, and the Taliban...
