Zohran Mamdani’s primary win reflects real energy on the Left. The demands raised—on housing, transit, and childcare while also defending solidarity with Palestine—and the fractures within the labour bureaucracy’s endorsement Continue Reading →
On day-1 of APDUSA’s 2025 conference, four highly topical and thought-provoking political papers were presented and vigorously discussed. These political papers stimulated lively debates throughout all conference sessions. Members of Continue Reading →
The 2008 global crisis cracked open the foundations of neoliberalism and the bipartisan Democratic–Republican regime. The Democratic Party, in particular, struggled to contain the surging dissent: Occupy Wall Street, Black Continue Reading →
The Kenyan and Mozambican uprisings of 2024 opposed government policies and agitated for anti-neoliberal alternatives that place the livelihoods and sociopolitical interests of people at the forefront. In both countries, Continue Reading →
Protest movements that erupted in Kenya and Mozambique in 2024 stem from different localised grievances. When Kenya’s president announced a new tax law in mid-2024, it sparked a protest movement Continue Reading →