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Andrew Chatora

Andrew Chatora writes prose and polemical articles and hails from Zimbabwe. His writing is steeped in migrant experiences, and he explores themes of belonging, identity politics, citizenship, nationhood, the black experience and the global politics of inequality inter-alia. Chatora’s work is critically acclaimed for its depiction of migrants and the many challenges they face. His work is heavily influenced by his own experience as a black English teacher in the United Kingdom and the hardships he experienced during the transition.

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3 weeks ago

Interview with Lead Organizer of AAMA 2026, Prince Akpah, Pan-African Solidarity and Mobilisation Lead at Africans Rising
Infrastructure before enforcement: Why Kenya's speed camera ambush breaks the social contract
Opinion4 weeks ago

Infrastructure before enforcement: Why Kenya’s speed camera ambush breaks the social contract
Culture4 weeks ago

Literature, authorship and the human voice: Andrew Chatora’s Unstoppable March of the Human Condition
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Artificial Intelligence: Private ownership, collective risks
Technology4 weeks ago

Trump’s AI ambitions demand a clearer response from Africa
World1 month ago

Maputo to Host 2026 All-African Movement Assembly for Activists & Human Rights Defenders
Politics2 months ago

The passport, the database and the State: Who controls digital Zimbabwe?
Culture2 months ago

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World2 months ago

Olu Jacobs remembered: Nollywood’s elder statesman always acted for his country
2 months ago

Remembering the argument for progressive national gender equality consciousness
Opinion2 months ago

When the Algorithm decides what we see: Who governs Africa’s digital democracy?
Opinion2 months ago

Zambia 2026: Beyond the ballot did SADC duck the election crisis? (SAPES Dialogue forum presentation)
Business2 months ago

Democracy in code: How digital power is reshaping sovereignty in Africa
Sports2 months ago

Fifa in Africa: has Gianni Infantino really helped football development?
Politics3 months ago

Zambia at a crossroads: Preserving democracy beyond the ballot
Politics3 months ago

Education is neither a commercial venture nor a credit facility but a basic need and a public good
Business3 months ago

The third global wave of autocratization One playbook, two instruments: Legal façades and structural decay in the world, with Indonesia and Kenya as case studies
World3 months ago

The great ledger correction: Why cancelling the debt of the Global South is restitution, not forgiveness
3 months ago

Zambia’s opposition did not lose this election on the campaign trail. It lost it at the nomination desk
Culture3 months ago

A mirror across the Zambezi: Why Zambia’s August 13 vote matters to Zimbabwe and SADC