For understandable historical reasons, the protest movement in Algeria consists, amongst others, of a range of informally constituted ‘horizontally structured’ organisations, autonomous trade unions and NGOs, which includes prominent human Continue Reading →
The spontaneous uprising of the Yellow Jackets in France against the rise in fuel tax, has been gathering momentum. Starting in the small towns and villages towards the end of Continue Reading →
The east coast of southern Africa is greatly exposed to tropical cyclones. Somalia, further to the north is another at-risk country, as is Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. Mozambique has Continue Reading →
Since mid-December 2018 the Sudanese population – ranging from professionals to women, the unemployed, workers, students and the urban poor – have been involved in rolling mass action and weekly Continue Reading →
Jair Bolsonaro defeated Fernando Haddad (candidate of the Workers Party) in Brazil’s runoff elections for the presidency, winning 55,2% of the votes. Even though about 30% of eligible voters abstained Continue Reading →