🚨🚨New Radio The War Nerd — Sudan War is now a year old. We talk to Joshua Craze about how April 2023's 'crisis' descended into a horrorworld, leaving 18 million in near-famine, 8 million displaced, thousands dead, and no end in sight.
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This week on The Horn, Alan Boswell talks with Alsanosi Adam about the challenges grassroots networks face in getting vital aid to civilians across #Sudan .
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The London Review of Books asked me to read Les Rougon-Macquart. I agreed, thinking it would be a nice little project, brief.

Two years later, I tell you all about it.

Zola is now my father.

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#KeepEyesOnSudan & #SouthSudan with our MiCT - Media in Cooperation and Transition webinar this Wednesday, March 27, 5pm #Khartoum / #Juba time, featuring Dr. Peter Peter Adwok Nyaba & Joshua Craze! #SSoX
Email me to register: [email protected]

After talking to Joshua Craze about a research project I was reminded of the fact that Invisible Children was an evangelical musical theatre cult and the sordid aesthetics of long 90s humanitarian intervention politics.
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In 2011 South Sudan was born amid great hope but now 13 years on, it's plagued by violent clashes. Africa Insights delves into the roots of this instability with James Barnett and Joshua Craze in New Lines Magazine newlinesmag.com/podcast/south-…

If you read anything this weekend let it be this on #Darfur by Joshua Craze & Jerome Tubiana

For those still trying to figure it out, the piece shows how the current genocide in Darfur is merely a continuation of the former genocide in Darfur under different conditions
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Jérôme Tubiana and Joshua Craze (Joshua Craze) on new ethnic killings in Darfur go.nybooks.com/49babZX

With Jerome Tubiana, I wrote a piece for the The New York Review of Books on the conflict in Darfur, #Sudan nybooks.com/online/2024/02…

Don't miss BORDERLINES From👉🏼4PM,

We talk, developments in South Sudan, Namibia and Palestine.

📌Watch LIVE here
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Read Morley's column in n+1, which opens by perfectly describing my feelings about journalism:

3/ In August, Joshua Craze sat down with General Johnson Olonyi, a central figure in South Sudan’s conflicts, about what’s next in his fight for the Shilluk minority — and his complicated journey from rebel leader to potential government ally: thedial.world/issue-13/south…

I have a piece up at The Dial Magazine about briefcase rebels and the contradictions of war in #SouthSudan thedial.world/issue-13/south… With thanks to Linda Kinstler and Madeleine Schwartz for their wonderful editing!

What behind recent violence in #Abyei region along Sudan/South Sudan border and where is it leading? Sami Zeidan with Kennedy Mabonga Norwegian Refugee Council Douglas Johnson & Joshua Craze
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More than 50 people have been killed in fighting on South Sudan's border.

So, what's stirred the latest violence and where is it leading?

🎙 #InsideStory and Joshua Craze discuss: aj.audio/TISP-704

Hey poets! Check out BERNADETTE MAYER's list of poetry experiments/prompts. Blow your mind and never be stuck again: writing.upenn.edu/library/Mayer-…

In our latest issue, Joshua Craze writes about the Western bureaucrats who preside over never-ending famine and war.
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TONIGHT! Join us for a discussion on humanitarianism in an age of compounding crises. Featuring Joshua Craze, Laura Robson, and Kristèle Younes. See you at Triple Canopy at 7pm.
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This year, one in twenty-three people need humanitarian assistance. What can the aid industry do? This Friday at 7pm, join us for a discussion with Joshua Craze, Laura Robson, and Kristèle Younes.
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