Just wrapped our MISRxPASRxCAS Junior Scholars Workshop on "Decolonization and It's Critics" feat. these amazing young scholars from across Africa and beyond. Keep an eye out for the edited collection coming soon. Thanks Makerere University for hosting!

Coming up this Wednesday ASN STUDY GROUP session #4: Primitive Accumulation

📜THREAD! In 2022, we commissioned a group of feminist thinkers to write about the effects of the AFCFTA in various political economy facets. Edited and curated by Nawi associate Fatimah Kelleher, here are the 9 papers that explore different areas affected by the #AFCFTA

Glad to say I am co-editor of this new James Currey series with Prof Joel Modiri, Head of Jurisprudence at UP Law We have excellent monographs lined up, leading with something very special. Send us your proposals or catch us for a chat at #ASAUK2024

For Special Issue on Popular Movements Today - Part II, coming up: MAX AJL, "Palestine’s Great Flood: Part II" journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/22… (OnlineFirst) Max Ajl

📢 Join us for Oluwatosin Orimolade Public Ph.D defense: "People and State: A Genealogy of the Political Constitution of the Nigerian State" 📝 at Makerere Institute of Social Research (MISR) 🗓️ Date: June 25th, 2024 - 3:00PM 📍 Location: MISR Seminar Room 1 💻 Zoom: [bit.ly/3VycSiH] #PhDDefense #AcademicResearch

BREAKING: For those asking what's next after the MPs betrayed the will of Kenyans, Gen Z's have come out to give us the next course of action. Share widely and remind them that this time they will not believe.

📢📢📢We have exciting news! The FA Journal Vol 5 Issue 1 is coming out soon. Subscribe to our newsletter and be the first to get your free copy: feministafrica.net 📢📢📢

Outstanding statement from Kenyans in response to the hypocritical grandstanding of European and North American senior diplomats in Kenya to the current uprising and repressive governmental retaliation. #RejecfFinanceBill2024

Are you an African researcher, scholar, or activist applying a feminist analysis & interventions to our shared economic & social crises? If yes, apply to attend 2024's Feminist Economics Summer School! 🗓️ 23 to 27 September 📍Kampala, Uganda Apply here - t.ly/YL_Sy

CODESRIA invites applications from suitably qualified senior African scholars for the position of Executive Secretary in its pan-African Secretariat located in Dakar, Senegal. Apply via this link: bit.ly/4f112GE Deadline: Oct 15, 2024 #HiringNow #jobopportunities

On this day when Momar Coumba Diop arrives back to Senegal, CODESRIA joins family, friends and the community of scholarship to grieve his departure and the loss of our compass, the compass of social science knowledge in Senegal and beyond. The tributes: bit.ly/3W3a7Gb

Whither African University? Issa Shivji Last month (February 2005) a group of academics from Tanzanian, Kenyan and Ugandan universities met to discuss and reflect on the state of academia in our countries. What is the state of our universities? Are they still the sites of

"sound macroeconomic fundamentals"???? Blood on your hands. Your lending frameworks are extractive and violent... Always at the service of yourselves. Your profits always before our lives. Your jargon veiling violence always before our lives.

Camalita Naicker's article in the recent issue of the #FAJournal discusses how women's movement in South Africa has challenged traditional politics. Download your free copy here: feministafrica.net/2024/06/27/gen… Dzodzi Tsikata Lyn Ossome Sylvia Ohene Marfo 🇬🇭Amanda Odoi (Ph.D) sharon adetutu omotoso

What fuels agrarian unrest in post-2011 Tunisia? What positions do peasant and rural women occupy during these contentious moments? My new open-access paper for Antipode explores these questions.

My first single, Ndinethemba Uzobuya, is now live on digital platforms! It's about the hope families affected by drug abuse live with. Thank you to the band: Gally Ngoveni 🎸 Lindi Ngonelo 🎹 Lungile Kunene 🥁 My co-producer Bokani Dyer and the vocal producer, Mimi Mtshali.

⁦Depletion by ⁦Shirin Rai⁩ has arrived, photographed here against the needlework done by women in our family. It is an extraordinary book, an event in Intl Pol Economy, which should change conversations about the costs of social reproduction beyond feminist circles.

Our latest journal explores the evolving challenges faced by African women in the "new normal," highlighting the persistence of old power structures while recognizing the emergence of new forms of oppression. Get your free copy available here: feministafrica.net/latest-issue/