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Experiments with Peace
A Book Celebrating Peace at Johan Galtung's 80th Anniversary
In honour of Johan Galtung at 80, 'Experiments with Peace' features forewords by Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Narayan Desai, along with chapters from 34 other leading contributors in celebration of peace and non-violent struggles for justice and the peaceful resolution of conflict.
A copy of the book's brochure is also available to download [pdf].
Africa's Liberation
The Legacy of Nyerere
Chambi Chachage
& Annar Cassam (eds)
Following on from Pambazuka News's special issue on former Tanzanian president and pan-Africanist icon Julius Nyerere, 'Africa's Liberation: The Legacy of Nyerere' explores his influence on contemporary Pan-Africanism.
Speaking Truth to Power: Selected Pan-African Postcards
Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem
Compiled by Ama Biney and Adebayo Olukoshi
Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem's death on African Liberation Day stunned the Pan-African world. This selection of his Pan-African Postcards demonstrates the brilliant wordsmith he was, his commitment to Pan-Africanism and his determination to speak truth to power.
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Higher education and research in Africa have largely been neglected, both internally and externally, since the 1980s. If Africa is to join the global knowledge community as an equal partner, it must revolutionise its research, education and training systems.
