Ghana plans to join BRICS. What does it mean for us as a country? Join some of the best brains working in the field for this urgent conversation tonight at 7:00 p.m. on X Spaces.
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application season is upon us and for lawyers and law students in Ghana (and the broader west african region) interested in pursuing a phd in law, my colleagues and i want to share a thing or two with you.
the conversation will be on twitter spaces via my page (@ShaficOsman).
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@OtenewaO
ghana’s year of return as the performance of a pan-africanism that “retains its affective resonance while shedding political force”
love this article man.
The generalizing impulse of Pan-Africanism, often misread as essentialist, can thus be understood as situated counter-hegemony—a strategic abstraction that mobilizes shared conditions of racialized and colonial domination into a grammar
of refusal, a redefinition of the human
@DonkorST he’s saying there’s a redemptive way of thinking about pan-africanism that is less focused on what it is unable to achieve (unity, total decolonization etc) and more on how it enables us to analyze the world from the pov we currently occupy
The generalizing impulse of Pan-Africanism, often misread as essentialist, can thus be understood as situated counter-hegemony—a strategic abstraction that mobilizes shared conditions of racialized and colonial domination into a grammar
of refusal, a redefinition of the human
Great opportunity for those coming out of university or early in their career to go through a very useful mentorship and research program with Anthropic that could also lead to a job: https://t.co/N2DiF84gpq
"..large multinationals or in which cocoa beans are sold in domestic currency would significantly reduce the value of the collateral usable for the syndicate loans"
i.e. the syndicated loans embed the colonial logic of exporting the beans and not adding value domestically. 2/2
"Selling less of the unprocessed cocoa beans forward implies less collateral for borrowing in USD at affordable rates. Upgrading strategies that include a system in which cocoa beans are sold to domestic buyers with smaller balance sheets and lower credit ratings than.." 1/3
might be the most thorough thing you will read on cocoa financing in ghana- the mechanics, politics, implications for growth, etc.
good palette cleanser before the next round of cocoa partisan debates.
https://t.co/M0uWQOz1OB
might be the most thorough thing you will read on cocoa financing in ghana- the mechanics, politics, implications for growth, etc.
good palette cleanser before the next round of cocoa partisan debates.
https://t.co/M0uWQOz1OB