As the #global #assault on #migrants intensifies, this deeply #personal #commentary I wrote in 2017 for Al Jazeera English about growing up #undocumented in the #UnitedStates is as relevant now as it was back then. www.aljazeera.com/opinions/201...

Great #AfricaCharter writing workshop at #ASAA25, with real experiences of the 'inner layers' of the Africa Charter (epistemic justice, language, extraversion and the development frame) parc.bristol.ac.uk/2025/10/03/a... @divinefuh.bsky.social @bristoluni.bsky.social

የ"ማሞዮብ ፖለቲካል ኢኮኖሚ" በኢትዮጲያ - The "Mamoyob Political Economy" in Ethiopia eyobafrkawi.substack.com/publish/post...

Where are the hard-working Americans who screamed, “They’re stealing our jobs”? You’re getting your wish. Immigrant workers aren’t showing up, and farm owners are hiring.

Epistemic injustice is one of the systemic causes of Africa’s present-day disadvantaged position in pursuing sustainable dev't. @odi.global @globaldevinst.bsky.social @iobua.bsky.social @decolonialmatters.bsky.social @devcomms.bsky.social @folukeifejola.bsky.social www.un.org/osaa/news/ep...

In this piece, link.springer.com/article/10.1..., I argued that decolonisation is primarily about epistemic justice @odi.global @eadi.bsky.social @globaldevinst.bsky.social @iobua.bsky.social @devcomms.bsky.social @ecdpm.org @perivoliarc.bsky.social sky.social @decolonialmatters.bsky.social

Thanks a lot, Matthew Write @lbc.co.uk youtu.be/ZduWL73njfE?...

In this piece, I argued that decolonising academic knowledge practices would be more fruitful if it takes epistemic issues seriously, focuses on both the knowledge and the knower and the power-mediated processes of academic knowledge production. @eadi.bsky.social link.springer.com/article/10.1...

#RandomCountry :-) :-)