The Anglophone Question in the Media and the Popular Imagination
Since 2016, Cameroon has been in the midst of what has become known as “the Anglophone crisis.” Posts have thus far been published by Father Lado, (available here), and […]
Perspectives on Politics, Health, Food Security and Land Rights
Discussion of the often-intersecting issues of politics, health, access to food, agriculture, land rights, and climate change.
Black Lives Do Not Matter: The Anglophone Question
Since 2016, Cameroon has been in the midst of what has become known as “the Anglophone crisis.” Building on posts published last week by Father Lado, (available here), and […]
Out of the linguistic plantation complex: Africa Betrayed or the Anglophone Question in Cameroon
Since 2016, Cameroon has been in the midst of what has become known as “the Anglophone crisis.” The territory of present-day Cameroon was even more disrupted than many countries colonized […]
UN PELERINAGE DE SOLIDARITE AU CŒUR DE LA CRISE ANGLOPHONE / A PILGRIMAGE OF SOLIDARITY AT THE HEART OF THE CAMEROON ANGLOPHONE CRISIS
Par : Ludovic Lado, S.J.
Au cours de mes quelques semaines de séjour au Cameroun, j’ai tenu à consacrer quelques jours, en guise de solidarité, au terrain de […]
African Correctives to European Narratives About Migration and “the Refugee Crisis”
Guest post by: Eileen Wakesho and Omayma Gutbi
Recent years have seen what the world defines as a massive refugee crisis with agencies like the UN refugee agency, the UNHCR, […]
Feminist Global Health as Peace Research: Lessons from Breast Cancer Advocates in Nigeria Part II
Guest post by: Catia C. Confortini (Wellesley College), with Tiina Vaittinen (University of Tampere)
Today we post the second of a two-part piece based on a paper presented by Dr. Catia […]
Feminist Global Health as Peace Research: Lessons from Breast Cancer Advocates in Nigeria Part I
Guest post by: Catia C. Confortini (Wellesley College), with Tiina Vaittinen (University of Tampere)
This week we post a […]
Perspectives on Reconciliation in/from African contexts
Today we highlight critical and policy perspectives by African institutions on the topic of reconciliation. The Hekima Institute of Peace Studies and International Studies runs regular trainings on relevant […]
Religion, Security and Africa: Rhetorical use of Islam to justify U.S. military involvement in North and West Africa
By Emeizmi Mandagi (University of California, Irvine and CIHA Blog intern)
This post looks at the relationship between increased military interventions and humanitarian assistance in parts of Africa to understand how […]