Kiza Magendane
Kiza Magendane is a writer and political scientist with a special interest in African politics, migration and identity. He is passionate about connecting people and organisations to find solutions for shared challenges. He studied political science in Amsterdam and Antwerp, holding a master degree in that field. Kiza is working as a freelance writer and policy entrepreneur.
In the third session in the series ‘The Decolonization of Aid’, keynote speakers Tamman Aloudat and Nanette Salvador-Antequisa join the conversation with Kiza Magendane to discuss what a truly decolonised humanitarian sector could look like.
access_time 10 - 12 min
5 July, 2021
label_outline Decolonization of international development
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In the debate about the decolonisation of the aid industry, it is often argued that true decolonisation will be realised if the international aid system…
14 June, 2021
label_outline Decolonization of international development
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Dr. Arua Oko Omaka, historian at Alex Ekwueme Federal University, holds up an iconic black-and-white picture of a poor and hungry child suffering the consequences…
26 May, 2021
label_outline Decolonization of international development
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Here it is! The Diaspora Inclusion magazine, a colourful conclusion to the Diaspora Inclusion dossier.
access_time 2 - 3 min
8 March, 2021
label_outline Development Policy
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