We Are Not Asking to Be Seen. We Are Demanding Justice
How many more generations of women and girls of African descent must prove that they are worthy of rights that should have been guaranteed from the beginning?
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African Women and the Unfinished Journey to Reparatory Justice
The passing of the United Nations General Assembly Resolution A/RES/80/250 recognising the enslavement of Africans and racialised chattel enslavement as the most heinous crimes
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Bridging Africa and the Americas: Civil Society Groups Demand Reparative Education Reform for African Students in Brazil
A coalition of student, scholar, activist, and civil society organizations from Africa and Brazil has launched a formal petition urging governments on both sides of the Atlantic to overhaul how
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Borderless Africa explained: Why Free Movement is the Key to Africa’s Future
Borderless Africa is a Pan-African vision that promotes the free movement of people, goods, services, and capital across the African continent.
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Ensuring Inclusivity in the Reparations Struggle: Reclaiming Africa’s Silenced Histories of Slavery Expanding the Frame Beyond the Atlantic
The global reparations movement has recorded significant progress in stationing the Transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity, with ongoing repercussions for Africans and people of African descent.
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United Africa: Building The Future We Want.
Many scholars have argued that the partition of Africa was inevitable due to geographical and political factors.
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African Unity is more urgent now than ever. Time is not on our side
Africans Rising is building a movement of the people for unity, justice, peace and dignity. Throughout this week, we are mobilizing 1000s of people across the continent to take action in solidarity.
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International Day to End Obstetric Fistula: Restoring Dignity and Protecting the Future of African Women
Obstetric fistula is a serious childbirth injury caused by prolonged or obstructed labour without timely medical intervention.
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Grassroots Initiatives to Combat Economic Injustice in Africa
The tale of a continent on the cusp but not quite there economically should be nearing its conclusion. By way of introduction, this article surmises that the factors causing economic injustice and inequality
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We must be pushing for the Africa we NEED, not the Africa we want – Rocky Dawuni sets a new tone for the Continent
“When I cast my gaze, what I see is a new colonialism where the power of might oppresses the weak and the helpless”, he warned noting that division, restrictions, borders and visas weaken us as Africans.
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