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Africa Is a Country

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By Boima Tucker Verified, Brian Kamanzi
| Africa Is a Country
Interview by Boima Tucker Our feature-length documentary After Oil was born in 2020 out of a series of essays published on this site, centered around climate justice, tax justice, and extractive economies on the African continent. It was edited by Grieve Chelwa, and we called it Climate Politricks. The documentary came about as an idea to expand the audience for such conversations, giving a human dimension to what can at times be an opaque, policy-centered debate.
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Africa Is a Country

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By Brian Kamanzi, Ivan Mayabi, Lily Manoim
| Africa Is a Country
It was in May 1979—47 years ago—that Margaret Thatcher came to power in the United Kingdom. What followed was Thatcherism: the gospel of the market, the shrinking of the state, the insistence that even survival must pay for itself. Across the Atlantic, Ronald Reagan was doing the same thing from 1980. What is less often remembered is how eagerly South Africa’s post-apartheid government took notes.
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Cosatu rallies behind Itac proposal for renewable energy import duties

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By Brian Kamanzi, Tengo Tengela
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Support our award-winning journalism. The Premium package (digital only) is R30 for the first month and thereafter you pay R129 p/m now ad-free for all subscribers. Wind turbines are pictured here on a cloudy and windy day at Jeffreys Bay Wind Farm close to Oyster Bay in the Eastern Cape. Picture Werner Hills SA’s International Trade Administration Commission (Itac) has advanced ambitious proposals to curb the import dependence of the renewable energy sector.
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