Covid-19: A Crisis, a New Normal, and Community Organising
This post was first published on August 15, 2020. Since the first case of Covid-19 was reported in Wuhan-China in […]
Mental Ill-health :The Lurking Intruder
The World Health Organisation(WHO) defines mental health as a state of well-being in which the individual realises his or her own […]
My Red Letter
Jambo. Welcome to our motherland, the republic of conniving government officials, witty procurement officers, scheming stock keepers, tactical auditors, lousy […]
Climate Change and Human Rights: A Call for International Solidarity
by Leonida Odongo Overproduction and overconsumption in the rich, northern parts of the planet have “imbalanced the world as far […]
Youth and Social Justice : A Learning and Exchange Model
The word social justice evokes images of fairness and equal opportunities , it means paying attention to the muted voices […]
Youth Activism beyond borders
Africa is a youthful population, statistics show that the population of youth and children in Africa is rising. African youth […]
Community Paralegals and Climate Justice
Human induced climate change through burning of oil, gas and coal is having adverse impacts on health, soil, economic livelihoods, […]
The Roars of Doom
“Kwa nini walitubomolea nyumba lakini wakatuachia choo? Ni heri wangebomoa choo watuachie nyumba angalau tubaki na mahali pa kulala.” Simply […]
Review, not suspend the current constitution
Kibet Brian, a University of Nairobi Student at Law School gives his view on the current nationwide dialogue going on […]
Let’s Talk About Farming and Youth Struggles During Covid -19 : International Day of Peasants Struggles 2020
On 17th April 1996, members of Landless Workers’ Movement (MST) were shot dead by military police in Para, northern Brazil. […]
