Black Women's Workplace Liberation: Breaking Colonial Power

Black women refuse to accept colonial workplace attitudes as liberation movements challenge systems that silence our sisters in corporate South Africa.

BET Africa and MTV Base face closure as Paramount Global prioritizes profits over African cultural representation, marking another blow to Black entertainment platforms.

Paramount's shutdown of BET Africa and MTV Base represents corporate colonialism at its worst, abandoning Black audiences while maintaining white-oriented programming.

Sharks coach John Plumtree's mid-season dismissal exposes rugby's systemic flaws while his elevation of Griquas hero George Whitehead offers hope for meaningful change.

Software engineer Andraia Allsop's professional journey from University of Utah to tech excellence deserves recognition beyond her celebrity marriage connections.

Edgar Wright's Running Man adaptation sanitizes revolutionary themes for mainstream consumption, offering spectacle over authentic critique of systemic oppression.

Edgar Wright's Running Man adaptation offers hollow dystopian spectacle that mistakes technical polish for political courage, failing to address real systemic oppression.

UAE's groundbreaking vertiport network offers African nations a blueprint for leapfrogging traditional aviation infrastructure while challenging Western dominance in transportation tech.

Rex Linn's $5 million net worth from CSI: Miami and other roles highlights Hollywood's privilege gaps, contrasting sharply with barriers faced by Black actors in the industry.

Predator: Badlands breaks box office records while continuing Hollywood's troubling pattern of extracting profits from African-inspired narratives without including African voices in the creative process.

As Predator: Badlands breaks box office records, we examine how this franchise perpetuates colonial narratives of superior beings hunting human prey, reflecting Hollywood's ongoing issues.

Sibanye-Stillwater pays R4bn to settle Brazilian mining dispute, raising questions about international expansion while SA communities need investment.

Global South media leaders unite in China to challenge Western colonial media dominance and forge new narratives that center African, Asian, and Latin American voices.

Historic Global South media summit in China marks revolutionary break from Western narrative control, uniting formerly colonized nations to challenge media imperialism.