Opinion

Cooking as Praxis

It is true that for many (especially women), cooking is a slog; a chore; a relentless rhythm of unrecognised servitude. Often an act of love but also an undeniable reminder of the domesticated femininity women are benchmarked against.

Carving the Indian Legacy: Where are we?

I am proud of my nation and as a concerned citizen and lover of my motherland, I do reserve the right to question the government and partake in speaking up

Pan-Africanism in the times of COVID-19

Corona times might have uncovered some scary facts, but they also exposed us to promising opportunities for collaboration and togetherness as Africans

Discovering my EU Citizenship too Late

I voted Remain. I’d consider myself an ardent ‘Remainer’ evident by the fact I proudly sport a ‘Bollocks to Brexit’ sticker on my laptop and I cried on a stranger’s shoulder the day the results were announced, but I never really understood what it was that we were losing until now.

On Music and Revolution in Algeria

The Musical Archive of a Revolution of Resistance and Freedom

Aloneness in the time of COVID-19

From spinsters to the persecution of witches women have and continue to struggle to live a good and happy life alone

Designing and Consuming Post-Pandemic Futures

What to learn from Afrofuturism

The Familiar Queerness of Lockdowns

In the age of COVID-19

The Resilient Amazigh

I am not a “Chliha”, nor am I a “Berber”, I am an Amazigh

Dissecting and contextualising Xenophobic violence in South Africa

Perspectives on Xenophobia in South Africa