Vol. 91 No. 1 (2023) | New Agenda: South African Journal of Social and Economic Policy

Published: 2024-01-04

The black sonic gestures toward just planetary futures in Africa

Mpho Ndaba, Rachael Nyirongo

3-6

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Climate imperialism: How can the rest of the world respond?
Report on the lecture by Jayati Ghosh

Jayati Ghosh

7-11

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Europe’s quest for energy fuels green colonialism in Africa

Roland Ngam

12-18

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Africa Climate Summit promised a lot but in the end delivered very little

Roland Ngam

19-26

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Voluntary carbon markets: Slow violence for indigenous communities in the Global South?

Liz Mwangi

27-35

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Eskom and energy: Large-scale renewables programme the only way to keep the lights on

Mark Swilling

36-51

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The rise, fall and rise of Eskom

Roland Ngam

52-57

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African women bear the brunt of climate change
Tracking the impact of the crisis in Nigeria and Mozambique

Rachael Nyirongo

58-66

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Madagascar: Where inflation, climate change and cyclones collide

Ny Hasina Andriantsehenomamonjy

67-72

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Unearthing the human dimension of climate change: The reflections of an analytical environmental chemist

Cecilia Ojemaye

73-75

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Democracy only works if Parliament works
Parliament as the cornerstone of public participation

Moira Levy, Martin Nicol

81-85

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Here’s what young people think of the state of democracy in SA and what they plan to do about it: Voting is just the first step

Editor

87-89

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Another milestone reached: Partnership with ISD sealed

Editor

91-92

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Dateline Africa
1 September 2023 – 31 November 2023

Editor

93-96

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Stunted - Panopticism and embedded neoliberalism in African states’ food & agriculture policies and the struggle to end Hunger on the continent
Charles Simane (ed) Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, Southern Africa, 2022

Rachael Nyirongo

76-77

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These Potatoes Look Like Humans - The Contested Future of Land, Home and Death in South Africa
uMbuso weNkosi Jacana Media, 2023. R330.00 Wits University Press, 2023. R310

Mpho Ndaba

78-80

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New Agenda: South African Journal of Social and Economic Policy
Journal / New Agenda: South African Journal of Social and Economic Policy / Vol. 91 No. 1 (2023) / Articles

Editorial

The black sonic gestures toward just planetary futures in Africa

Articles

Climate imperialism: How can the rest of the world respond?
Report on the lecture by Jayati Ghosh

Europe’s quest for energy fuels green colonialism in Africa

Africa Climate Summit promised a lot but in the end delivered very little

Voluntary carbon markets: Slow violence for indigenous communities in the Global South?

Eskom and energy: Large-scale renewables programme the only way to keep the lights on

The rise, fall and rise of Eskom

African women bear the brunt of climate change
Tracking the impact of the crisis in Nigeria and Mozambique

Madagascar: Where inflation, climate change and cyclones collide

Unearthing the human dimension of climate change: The reflections of an analytical environmental chemist

Democracy only works if Parliament works
Parliament as the cornerstone of public participation

Here’s what young people think of the state of democracy in SA and what they plan to do about it: Voting is just the first step

Another milestone reached: Partnership with ISD sealed

Dateline Africa
1 September 2023 – 31 November 2023

Book Review

Stunted - Panopticism and embedded neoliberalism in African states’ food & agriculture policies and the struggle to end Hunger on the continent
Charles Simane (ed) Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung, Southern Africa, 2022

These Potatoes Look Like Humans - The Contested Future of Land, Home and Death in South Africa
uMbuso weNkosi Jacana Media, 2023. R330.00 Wits University Press, 2023. R310

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