For 7+ years we worked
on building a solidarity
economy rooted in racial
justice principles
Decolonising Economics closed as a formal organisation in 2026. This is our legacy website where you can journey through the work we held between 2018-2026.
Decolonising Economics, founded by Nonhlanhla Makuyana and Guppi Bola, worked as a formal entity to:
- design political education and facilitate the exchange of practical skills that redistribute power and resources.
- organise, connect and collaborate with people who practice solidarity economy principles so that their work could deepen, reach more people and have longevity.
- spread the many practical ways we can all self-determine the economy in our daily lives: through our neighbourhoods, friendships, communities and beyond.
Much of that work continues beyond our closure through the Nourishing Economics ecosystem.
Browse our resources
Whether you’re here to learn about tax, austerity and debt, new economy movements, housing, health, the saving circles of our ancestors, or something else, we have years of resources that we hope will cover your curiosity.
Article // Living Lavish; How Black Capitalism Took Over The Conversation.
Article // Race For The New Economy
Article // Why We Must Decolonise the Economy
Listen
A curated playlist of podcasts the Decolonising Economics team have featured on or produced.