Zeyad El Nabolsy, an Assistant Professor at York University specializing in African philosophy, delves into the intricate connections between Marxism-Leninism and anti-colonial struggles in East Africa. He discusses the influential roles of figures like Abdul Rahman Mohamed Babu and the historical significance of the Dar es Salaam Debates. The conversation also addresses the complexities of neocolonialism, local adaptations of Marxism, and the revolutionary potential of the peasantry, all while emphasizing the need for open-access research in the academic community.
