Pambazuka News
Through the voices of the peoples of Africa and the global South, Pambazuka Press and Pambazuka News disseminate analysis and debate on the struggle for freedom and justice.
Fahamu publishes the weekly electronic news and information forum for social justice in Africa, Pambazuka News. With a readership of 500,000, Pambazuka News is produced by a pan-African community of over 1,000 citizens - academics, social activists, women's organisations, writers, artists, poets, bloggers, and commentators - who together produce insightful and thoughtful analyses that make it the most innovative and influential sites for social justice in Africa.
Pambazuka News has, in the short time of its existence, carved a niche
for itself as an important forum where Africans talk frankly among
themselves and reflect on the condition of their continent and its
place in the new global order. For far too long Africa and Africans
were pushed to the margin of global discourse. Others spoke for them,
very often misrepresenting and distorting the reality to suit their own
interests. No longer, and this is thanks to Pambazuka and its team of
writers, analysts and editors. -Dr Ike Okonta, Department of Politics, University of Oxford
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Broadcasts
Pambazuka broadcasts feature audio and video content with
cutting-edge commentary and debate from social justice movements across
the continent. These multimedia products are distributed widely and used by community and mainstream radio broadcasters.
You can listen to the podcasts on our website or download them through iTunes.
Special reports
Fahamu publications provide a unique source of policy analysis from
within Africa, written in an accessible style and from a variety of
viewpoints. They are an important part of our mission to publish news
and information and stimulate debate, discussion and analysis on human
rights and social justice in Africa by Africans.
Fahamu produces a series of special reports, some of which are
published in Pambazuka News, and some of which are made available as
separate downloadable documents from the Pambazuka website.
