Pambazuka-news --
The authoritative electronic weekly newsletter and platform for social justice in Africa providing cutting edge commentary and in-depth analysis on politics and current affairs, development,human rights, refugees, gender issues and culture in Africa. Published by Fahamu: http://www.fahamu.org/. View online at http://www.pambazuka.org/
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ABOUT PAMBAZUKA NEWS
Pambazuka News (Pambazuka means the dawn or the awakening in Kiswahili) is the authoritative electronic weekly newsletter and platform for social justice in Africa providing cutting edge commentary and in-depth analysis on politics and current affairs, development, human rights, refugees, gender issues and culture in Africa.
Published by Fahamu: http://www.fahamu.org/
View online at http://wwww.pambazuka.org/
Pambazuka News is produced by Fahamu, an organisation that uses information and communication technologies to serve the needs of organisations and social movements that aspire to progressive social change.
The bulk of the research and compilation for the weekly newsletter is done by Fahamu staff in South Africa with support from Fahamu's head office in Oxford, United Kingdom. Further input is made by editorial writers, content partners and volunteers from around the African continent. You can contact Pambazuka News by writing to editor@pambazuka.org.
"There is no richer source of breaking information and analysis about Africa than Pambazuka. Thanks for your 200 gems, they are required reading at our Centre for Civil Society in Durban!" - Patrick Bond, director, CCS (http://www.ukzn.ac.za/ccs).
"Pambazuka News is for me a real site of a politics from the point of African peoples, from a distance from African states; it is a site which allows militants for a better Africa to find and proclaim the conditions of that politics on the basis of fidelity to the daily defense of peoples' rights, people's resistance to inhumanity and thus to the fidelity to the equality of humanity. The site allows people to read the infinity of situations facing African peoples in view of sorting out possibilities of the ways out. - Ernest Wamba dia Wamba"
"We have found Pambazuka to be an invaluable source of commentary and news about Africa from an African point of view. We are proud to be associated with your initiative and wish you every success in the coming years. - Sarah Hobson, Executive Director, New Field Foundation"
"Believe me, Pambazuka News has become one of the best references on African matters." Dembe Moussa Dembele, Director of the Forum for African Alternatives.
"I am a great fan of Pambuzuka News. It addresses social concerns which engulf us in the region. Pambuzuka News motivates one to do something about the social issues around us. - National Coordinator for Community Action on the Rights of Children, Swaziland"
'Pambazuka News remains the only African-centred on-line resource for researchers, development workers, proactive government workers and civil society in Africa. It is for Africans, by Africans and for the friends of Africans across the world.' Nigerian peace worker
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