Socialists and Nationalism
Chris Harman (1992), a British socialist who died in 2009
The left cannot fulfil its responsibilities unless it...
The Enemy of Our Enemy May be Equally Our Enemy
The takeover of Afghanistan by the Taliban raises issues for socialist internationalists.
“Class, Corruption and the Nigerian Criminal Justice System”
Saturday 25TH JANUARYZoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81087529655
Elections in Benin and Chad then military coup in Chad shows Nigerian Government’s support...
The Buhari Government showed its support for dictators across the region during the general elections in neighbouring Benin and Chad; and then...
The megarich have already recovered from the pandemic. It may take the poor a...
OXFAM International, 25th January 2021
The 1,000 richest people on the planet recouped their COVID-19 losses within just...
Thomas Sankara – Burkina Faso
A popular coup d’état led by Captain Thomas Sankara made him President of, what was then called Upper Volta on August 4, 1983. He was only 33 years old. Four years later he was assassinated.
Big Pharma: saints or sinners?
By Luigi Hay
Free-market ideologues claim that ‘Big Pharma’ has saved the day by its quick development of...
Implications of Imperial Ambitions
By Simon Gilbert and Adrian Budd
China’s rulers have, for the past four decades, sought to increase...
Sudan – The resistance committees: a revolution from below
By Hamad Gamal et Sarah Bachellerie
Workers councils have developed at the highpoints of working class struggle over the...
What are the Origins of Instability across the Sahel?
The destabilization of the Sahel is part of the crisis of the postcolonial states of the three countries Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger (but also northern Nigeria, Cote d’Ivoire, Benin etc).