Young woman campaigning and engaging with people during a political or community outreach activity

Behaviour Under Political Power 

When Political Change Meets Human Behaviour  Every society that wins political freedom carries the expectation that life will improve. Political transitions are often accompanied by hopes for greater fairness, dignity, opportunity, and economic inclusion.   Yet history shows that political liberation does not automatically produce social and economic transformation.  South Africa remains one of the most prominent examples. The…

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Global migration data visualisation showing international migration flows and regional distribution patterns across continents.

African Migration to the West: What the Data Actually Show

Public debate often portrays African migration as a growing challenge for Europe and North America. A closer examination of migration data reveals a more complex reality, one in which most African migrants remain within Africa and international migration flows are frequently misunderstood.  Migration has become one of the most contested political issues of the twenty-first century. Across Europe and North America,…

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Portrait of Dr Segun Osoba wearing a navy blue Yoruba cap and white traditional attire, looking composed against a soft blue background.

Segun Osoba: Teacher, Scholar, Activist and a Rare Gift to the World 

By   Prof. Akanmu Adebayo, Kennesaw State University, Georgia, U.S.A.  Prof. Olutayo Adesina, University of Ibadan, Nigeria.  How do you write the obituary of a man who achieved near immortality through his works and ideas?   That is the question we, Dr Segun Osoba’s academic children and grandchildren, have ruminated on.   Osoba, the Ijebu-Ode-born veritable Marxist scholar and one of the…

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African family adjusting to changing gender roles in the UK and US diaspora

When African Patriarchy Meets Western Reality

Migration Is Reshaping Family Dynamics Abroad  Migration is reshaping the internal dynamics of many African families in the United Kingdom and the United States. Longstanding assumptions about gender, authority and marriage are increasingly being tested by legal protections, economic shifts and changing social expectations abroad.  In many African societies, family structures have historically been organised…

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