Discussion of the often-intersecting issues of politics, health, access to food, agriculture, land rights, and climate change.
La conférence sur Santé, Guérison, Religion et Genre en Afrique organisée par le CIHA au Sénégal le mois dernier a suscité d’importantes réflexions sur des sujets relatifs à l’humanitaire en […]
The short life and times of Mamadou Saliou is a heartbreaking, true story by Ndeye Debo Seck, a Senegalese English teacher. In this article, originally published in Africa […]
This guest post by Ebenezer Obadare, professor of sociology at the University of Kansas and Research Fellow at the Research Institute for Theology […]
We at CIHA Blog have followed representations of mental health in West Africa (for example, see this Track Changes piece published last year). Recently, Brian Goldstone, a 2017 […]
This Blog has been discussing ongoing issues underlying the widespread famine in East and West Africa. Yaa Ampofo recently highlighted the importance of strengthening the state of African climate […]
By Albert Billy Bangirana, University of KwaZulu-Natal
Africans and indeed many other peoples across the globe are known for their rich cultural heritage. Contemporary discourses in cultural studies have engaged with […]
Summary:
Droughts and famine in Africa, are often discussed as humanitarian, political and economic issues. While important not to obscure the role of political economy, African policy makers […]
One of the main focuses of the CIHA Blog is to highlight the work, roles, and voices of religious actors in Africa (Christian, Muslim, African/Traditional, etc.). This includes giving space […]
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