African health worker gap catastrophic Rob Ray looks at claims that a brain drain to West is crippling healthcare across the African continent, for Freedom Press
Damaging uranium mines restart The new nuclear boom will hit Africa as advocacy groups warn poorly regulated mining of radioactive materials risks poisoning land and water, finds Rob Ray.
Civil society, citizenship and the politics of the (im)possible: rethinking militancy in Africa today Michael Neocosmos on the rising tide of politics at a distance from the state in…
National liberation and state power - An anarchist critique of the MPLA in Angola A text written around 1980 by Martin Spence outlining a critique of the Marxist-Leninist Popular…
Morocco: miners from Jbel Awam on trial Twenty-nine of the striking miners went on trial today facing charges that include unarmed rebellion.
Cameroon: Primary school teachers to strike Teachers have given official notice of strike action from October 2nd to October 5th, this will coincide with the anniversary of the 1966 UNESCO…
Ivory Coast: Medical strike enters ninth day The all-out strike, with no minimum service, continues, leaving hospitals practically deserted.
Morocco: Striking miners arrested at Jbel Awam Miners at Jbel Awam in the Middle Atlas mountains of Morocco were arrested after police invaded their camp on Tuesday morning.
Sénégal: entire workforce fired for wildcat strike Management at Mèches Darling have fired the entire workforce after a wildcat action.
France: petrol workers win bonus The strike was launched on Monday at 4am by fuel delivery workers on the island of Réunion from the CFDT union.
Central African Republic: teachers threaten strike Secondary and primary school teachers are threatening strike action over wage arrears.
Mali: Strike by university workers Workers at the National centre for university works (CENOU) went on strike today after management "completely ignored" their demands.
