This post was first published on August 15, 2020. Since the first case of Covid-19 was reported in Wuhan-China in 2019, the world has in many ways come to a… Read More »Covid-19: A Crisis, a New Normal, and Community Organising
The World Health Organisation(WHO) defines mental health as a state of well-being in which the individual realises his or her own abilities, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can… Read More »Mental Ill-health :The Lurking Intruder
Jambo. Welcome to our motherland, the republic of conniving government officials, witty procurement officers, scheming stock keepers, tactical auditors, lousy cartels, goons masquerading as public servants, overzealous business gurus, unscrupulous… Read More »My Red Letter
by Leonida Odongo Overproduction and overconsumption in the rich, northern parts of the planet have “imbalanced the world as far as climate change is concerned.” The poor of the Global… Read More »Climate Change and Human Rights: A Call for International Solidarity
The word social justice evokes images of fairness and equal opportunities , it means paying attention to the muted voices , it implies a shift from business as usual to… Read More »Youth and Social Justice : A Learning and Exchange Model
Africa is a youthful population, statistics show that the population of youth and children in Africa is rising. African youth are also among the most disadvantaged in the world. This… Read More »Youth Activism beyond borders
Human induced climate change through burning of oil, gas and coal is having adverse impacts on health, soil, economic livelihoods, access to food and fuelling conflicts. Coupled with this is… Read More »Community Paralegals and Climate Justice
“Kwa nini walitubomolea nyumba lakini wakatuachia choo? Ni heri wangebomoa choo watuachie nyumba angalau tubaki na mahali pa kulala.” Simply translates to “why did they demolish our houses but spared… Read More »The Roars of Doom
Kibet Brian, a University of Nairobi Student at Law School gives his view on the current nationwide dialogue going on about amending the Constitution In his comment in The Weekly… Read More »Review, not suspend the current constitution
On 17th April 1996, members of Landless Workers’ Movement (MST) were shot dead by military police in Para, northern Brazil. This resulted into mass resentment around the world. La Via… Read More »Let’s Talk About Farming and Youth Struggles During Covid -19 : International Day of Peasants Struggles 2020
