The events at the ‘State of the Nation’ indeed shocked the South African nation. The 9th of February 2017 represents an early Valentine’s Day ‘gone wrong’ in […]
Call for Papers – Canadian Journal of African Studies
This special issue seeks to illuminate the blindspot in Boko Haram research to date by assembling a multi-layered, multi-disciplinary reading […]
The fellowship, overseen by the Pulitzer Center in collaboration with Internews, is designed to help journalists from the developing world do the kind of reporting they’ve always […]
The editorial team at The CIHA Blog wishes to congratulate CODESRIA (Council for the Development of Social Science Research In Africa), based in Dakar, Senegal, upon its ranking by the […]
The latest generation of African writers is producing provocative and exciting work on a wide range of topics, including the lasting effects of struggles for independence, along with the convergence […]
We at The CIHA Blog from time to time highlight problematic representations about Africa and Africans. We were initially heartened to see this story in New York Times, until we […]
A petition for the removal of a Gandhi statue on the University of Ghana campus had garnered an amazing 1911 signatures as of September 21, 2016, the date it […]
As 2017 gets underway, we at The CIHA Blog look at important developments from 2016 and preview some of the work to be done in the coming year. […]
We join Gambia in (hopefully) celebrating the departure of its former President Yahya Jammeh, who was known for his violations of human rights and persistent corruption. Many of […]
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