Joshua Craze is an essayist and journalist focusing on the horn of Africa
November 2020
Why Biden shouldn't extend an olive branch to Republicans
Joshua Craze and Ainsley LeSure
Biden must choose whether to build a post-white America – or to placate the white supremacist project of the Republican party
May 2020
Covid-19 hurts the most vulnerable – but so does lockdown. We need more nuanced debate
Joshua Craze and Carlo Invernizzi-Accetti
The class and racial consequences of this crisis mean we must think more carefully about how we ‘reopen’ the economy
October 2016
Other lives
Tony Craze obituary
Other lives: Playwright and novelist who championed the work of other writers
September 2011
Breaking the cycle of violence in Sudan
Joshua Craze and Nicky Woolf
Joshua Craze and Nicky Woolf: Despite the stability promised by South Sudan's independence, deep tribal conflicts make peace in the region a distant prospect
April 2011
Sudan's proxy war may escalate
Nicky Woolf and Joshua Craze
Nicky Woolf and Joshua Craze: Recent violence in Abyei has militarised the region, and has the potential to spark a wider north-south conflict in Sudan
January 2011
Poverty matters blog
A divided Sudan will test tribal tensions
Nicky Woolf and Joshua Craze
Nicky Woolf and Joshua Craze: If and when the south gains independence, both Sudans must accommodate the way of life of the tribes along their border
