Debt Crisis

The US sees the emergence of China and other Asian countries as a ‘fierce competition’. For the Global South, however, these developments bring new opportunities to pursue sovereign development.

In October, the IMF and World Bank gathered in Morocco for their annual joint meeting – their first such summit on African soil since 1973. In the decades since, the IMF and World Bank have…

The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) were launched in 2015, aiming to be realised by 2030. However, halfway to this deadline, the UN assessed that they are all ‘seriously off track’. Why? An austere…

In March 2018, our first newsletter identified one of the Left’s serious challenges: providing reasonable answers to the practical problems that humanity faces. Over the past sixty-two months, this challenge has been at the heart…

During her visit to Ghana in March, US Vice President Kamala Harris announced that the US Treasury Department will deploy a full-time resident advisor to assist the country in ‘developing and executing medium- to long-term…

Dossier no. 63 explores the origins of the debt crisis in Africa, exposing the Western financial chokehold as its source and exploring what alternatives can be built.

At the recent US-Africa Leaders Summit, Washington continued to advance its New Cold War agenda, maligning Chinese and Russian influence on the continent. Meanwhile, instead of addressing important issues – such as Africa’s debt crisis…