This keynote at the Opening of the Global Sumud Congress set the tone on the interconnectedness of our global struggles with the Palestinian struggle.
Articles
Geopolitical Insights and Thought Pieces
Navi Pillay’s journey from a Durban slum to the Nobel Peace Prize
Navi Pillay was awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize on October 9. She remains a judge at the International Court of Justice.
Know Their Names
To remember a child is to insist that their life mattered. Their names and their families will not be forgotten.
Why Is South Africa Outside Africa’s Payment System?
Africa Built a Payment System. Every Other Continent Has One. So, why Is South Africa Standing Outside the Door?
Representation is just the start
Winnie Byanyima reflects on a life shaped by exile, feminism, liberation politics and an unshakeable belief in justice.
The structural relationship between racial capitalism, patriarchy and femicide in South Africa
Femicide in South Africa is not a private tragedy, a failure of individual morality, or the product of a single “bad man.”
Riyadh learns the price of partnering with the US
Unless Riyadh can secure the Red Sea and repair its damaged infrastructure, the kingdom risks a prolonged fiscal and developmental setback.
A new map for a new narrative: UN endorses Africa’s true size
United Nations General Assembly has voted to adopt a new world map that shows Africa’s true relative size.
The personal is political: A cry for justice in a time of terror
As African women, we raise a cry for justice for every threat, every murder, every act of survival in our country.
Ceuta: When migration becomes a geopolitical weapon
What if the Ceuta migration crisis was not only a humanitarian tragedy and border-security failure?