Think Africa Week 2023: Diaspora in Action
Helsinki, 17 November 2023 – Think Africa warmly welcomes you to the annual Think Africa Week as we celebrate…
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Discourse
Creative(s) Corner at AfroJazz Club Goes Alppipuisto – Movement as a way of life
Originally published here -> https://ondiso.weebly.com/movement-as-a-way-of-life.html It can feel very isolating to be a minority in a place. To be…
Key takeaways from the Nordic-African Foreign Ministers’ Meeting
The Nordic-African Foreign Ministers’ meeting took place in Helsinki from the 13th to 15th of June 2022. It included…
ECHOING A CALL TO ENGAGEMENT: Reflections on Democracy Action and Civic Participation
Structural Obstacles, Systemic Bottlenecks, Social Disposition There is an understanding that Democracy is under attack, because its fundamental principles…
Harambee – All Pull Together
Harambee, a Swahili word meaning ‘pulling together’, represents the Think Africa Democratic Action Team (TADAT)’s call to collective action. …
African film directors share perspectives on storytelling
The Helsinki Film Festival 2021 (HIFF) is an annual festival organised by an independent, non-profit organisation, the Helsinki International…
The Heritage We Share
Baldwin is alert to the absurdity of being a writer from New York who is considered inferior by…
The role of the African diaspora in enhancing collaboration between Finland and African countries
The human resources and strategic potential of the African diaspora in Finland have not been sufficiently harnessed to promote…
Pan-Africanism: Africa’s Best Strategy and Path Towards Unity, Progress and Economic Development
By: Cucu Wesseh, Editor-in-Chief Pan-Africanism is an ideology of liberation and development. Despite its radical evolution, Pan-Africanism emerged…
ANIMUS: Reflections from an Editorial Perspective…
By: Cucu Wesseh, Editor-in-Chief Animus is a “strong dislike or enmity, hostile attitude” that breeds animosity (source). Hence…
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