A Rebel’s Guide to Alexandra Kollantai
By Emma Davis Alexandra Kollontai was a revolutionary socialist who devoted her life to the fight for women's liberation and human freedom. She played a prominent role in the Russian…[...]
Struggle for Development
By Benjamin Selwyn The central objective of human development should be to alleviate the condition of the world’s poor. The dominant economic ideas of the last 30 years, Neoliberalism, have…[...]
Problems of Socialism
The Nigerian Challenge By Edwin Madunagu To avoid repeating the mistakes of the past, socialists have to learn from history. This pamphlet, written nearly 40 years ago provides important insights…[...]
Post Independence Growth, The Lost Decades and Africa Rising
The Economic History of Sub-Saharan Africa By Biodun Olamosu & Drew Povey Sub-Saharan Africa is huge. Its area is larger than that of China, USA and India combined or five…[...]
Women in Twentieth Century Africa
By Iris Berger (2016) Cambridge University Press. A book review by Tina Ndi Africa provides examples of some of the most horrific rape, violence and oppression suffered by women. But…[...]
Socialists in The Trade Unions
By Alex Callinicos Millions of people belong to trade unions and they remain the best form of defence for working people. But can we fully realise that strength?The national leadership…[...]
MASS STRIKES IN NIGERIA: 2000-2016
Struggling Against Neoliberal Hegemony By Femi Aborisade & Drew povey While workers movements have been largely phased out and considered out-dated in most parts of the world during the 1990s,…[...]
A NEW PHASE OF AFRICAN LIBERATION
Socialism From Below WHY are so MANY Africans poor? Why do so many die from hunger and disease? Why do so many face a bleak future? The facts are stark.…[...]
The Fight for Women’s Rights
[pl_row] [pl_col col=12] [pl_text] By Tina Ndi statistics on the oppression of women are horrific, but it has not always been like this and recent changes indicate that the future…[...]
A Rebel’s Guide to Malcolm x
By Anthony Hamilton Malcolm X was an inspirational speaker, an activist and a revolutionary. He was born into poverty in 1925 in the US and his early life was shaped…[...]