Afrophobia in South Africa
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UGANDA: “If you do not want to pay tax, you just go and die!”
Uganda recently made history as the first country to initiate a Mobile Money & Social Media tax. A history that however further stains the cloth of freedom in this Eastern African country whose president Yoweri Museveni is the longest-serving president…
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Volunteer with Africans Rising
Africans Rising for Justice, Peace & Dignity is seeking highly motivated and dedicated volunteers to help prepare and hold the very first Elections of the movement. The upcoming elections scheduled to take place from October 25 to November 7, 2018,…
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Africans Rising Mourns Kofi Annan
AFRICANS RISING MOURNS KOFI ANNAN On August 18th, 2018, a giant and great son of Africa took his last breath. Our dear Kofi Annan, a proud son of Africa who has served the world as an outstanding diplomat and very…
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Africans Rising calls for mobilisation to restore peace in Cameroon
Since the end of 2016, this Central African nation is going through a major crisis which, in its English-speaking part, pits the army against insurgents who are demanding independence from the central government. The insurgents who are demanding independence chose Buea as the “capital” of the self- proclaimed the state of Ambazonia, which is not recognised by the international community.
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Why the African Union needs to become self-sufficient
“The reliance of our race upon the progress and achievements of others for a consideration in sympathy, justice and rights is like a dependence upon a broken stick, resting upon which will eventually consign you to the ground.” -Marcus Garvey…
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Lessons from South Sudan’s Civil War
The issue in the Sudan was not that the “Black African” south needed to be liberated from the “Arab” north. Those distinctions were the product of European and Arab imperialism in the Sudan.
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The Executive Council of the African Union moves towards dismantling the main body tasked with the protection of human rights in Africa
In the thirty years since its establishment, the ACHPR has drawn attention to provided redress and remedies for those who have been subjected to human rights violations across the continent.
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Fighting Dictators Means Fighting the Institutions that Empower Them
We can look at Togo as an example where this type of challenge will be encountered because Togo has been under the rule of a dictatorship for more than five decades. From 1967 until the present Togo has only known two presidents; Gnassingbe Eyadema and his son Faure.
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