Uganda: Why Andrew Mwenda Is Wrong, Why Bobi Wine Is Winning

Editors’ Note: light of recent developments which have seen Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine calling for US economic sanctions on his home country and meeting with US imperialist puppet Juan Guaido, we feel it is necessary to add an editors note to this article. To quote our comrade and contributor Netfa Freeman: “This utter confusion is precisely why we support movements and not individuals.” Originally published here  In his book “The Capitalist Nigger: The Road to Success”, the late publisher and editor in chief of New York-based The African Sun Times, Chika Onyeani argued that the African educated elite has . . .

Black Labor and Liberation in the Disposable Era

Since the rebellion in Ferguson, Missouri in August 2014, Black people throughout the United States have been grappling with a number of critical questions such as why are Black people being hunted and killed every 28 hours or more by various operatives of the law? Why don’t Black people seem to matter to this society? And what can and must we do to end these attacks and liberate ourselves? There are concrete answers to these questions. Answers that are firmly grounded in the capitalist dynamics that structure the brutal European settler-colonial project we live in and how Afrikan people have . . .