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ActArticles·March 9, 2022#StopEACOP: Uganda and Tanzania in the battle against oil giantsHow a huge new pipeline is set to perpetuate neocolonialism in East Africa.Text: Omar ElmawiImage: Jessica Kleczka
Opinion·June 17, 2026Young people are finding God againDivine timing or fascism indicator?Text: Sisanda KubekaImage: Nadia Akingbule
Marcela's weekly digest·August 25, 2025A week of Trump stopping visas for Palestinian children, the national guard being deployed to DC, and Rwanda accepting people being trafficked from the USA re-reading of the news through an anarchist lensText: Marcela OnyangoImage: Naomi Gennery
ArticlesHear·July 27, 2022Kabeaushé’s masterclass in how to be unmissableMeet the artist bringing alternative Kenyan pop to the world.Text: Erin Cobby
Opinion·August 12, 2023“Queer liberation is the only sustainable solution”: A conversation with Ani Kayode SomtochukwuThe activist and debut author on the role of anger in the destruction of queerphobia in NigeriaText: Adebayo Quadry-AdekanbiImage: Marcie Mintrose
ActArticles·April 22, 2022Twitter bans, political censorship and activist ingenuityHow Nigeria’s activists were able to keep resisting despite government repressionText: Deborah SabinusImage: Emilie Muszczak
ArticlesSee·August 29, 2022Photographer Thandiwe Muriu’s celebration of Kenyan power and beautyA masterclass on standing out whilst blending inText: Erin Cobby
ArticlesDo·June 19, 2021The power of Nigeria’s youth has been proven: it’s now time to get them into officeNigeria’s youth are entering into a tumultuous time. A group which makes up over 60% of the population, youth have...Text: Abdulhakeem Ibraheem Abdulkareem
Opinion·July 10, 2025Raising new worlds: Queer parenthood as radical worldbuildingBeyond obedience, building freedomText: Sisanda KubekaImage: Khanya Kemami