Author: Babe Kazi

Restoring the balance: why the United Nations (UN) adopted the the Togo-Equal Earth Projection (TEEP) world map

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Borderless borders: how Dangote’s African Renaissance Group is putting muscle behind Mbeki’s African Renaissance Theory

Development

The Dangote framework for Africa’s development

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Togo challenges the world map: why this is practical decolonisation

Decolonise

Country as a teacher: Perspectives from the San, Khoi Khoi, Hadza, Sandawe, Mbenga, Mbuti and Twa in land-based and green pedagogies

Environmental work

Beyond slogans: A critical reflection on harambee and Ubuntu from a South African Black social worker

Global

When the world visits Africa: a reflection for social work and development

Conferences

Mosquitoes, mistrust and the marginalisation of African researchers

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African Leaders Throughout History

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Questioning Faith and Power in the Struggle Song ‘Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika’

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The USA, Trump and Musk are wrong about land and ‘genocide’ in South Africa

Decolonise

Forced from Dahomey in Benin to Alabama in the United States of America (USA): stories of intergenerational wealth versus intergenerational trauma

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Africanising colonial religion?

Religion

Karma

Religion

USAID dead aid: list of charges by its own people

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Julius Sello Malema on land return and decolonisation

Babekazi

Weaponisation of aid: revisiting Moyo’s Dead Aid Theory

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The dangers of foreign religions in Africa: 3 Christian case studies

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Two publications about Olympics and Africa

Decolonise

Ghana family values and human sexual rights bill: Lessons for social work and development

Decolonise

A westernised discourse of sexuality in Africa – an analysis of the biased authorship in The Conversation Africa

Babekazi

Thousands of books on homosexuality banned in the USA to avoid indoctrination, Africa should do more

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