Building Movements that can liberate us: Reflections from the AFRO-IFOS
What does it really mean to build a movement for liberation? This was one of the questions I carried with me throughout my time in Nairobi Kenya, where I joined
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BorderLess
BorderLess by Asiibii How can we create the Africa we so desireWhat would it take for us to dismantle these 54 imaginary bordersWhere can we go to find the true Pan-African spirit Our ancestors had fought for us to be…
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From Dakar to a Movement: The birth of a Feminist for Borderless Africa Network!
The women, armed with their pens, books, voices, and poetry, travelled miles away from all corners of the continent for one agenda: borderless Africa in our
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Borderless Africa: 13 Most Frequently Asked Questions about free movement, visas and African unity Answered
What is Borderless Africa? Learn how free movement, visa-free travel, the African passport and AfCFTA could transform trade, jobs and African unity.
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Could the Nepal Disaster Mark a Climate Justice Turning Point?
Could the Nepal Disaster Mark a Climate Justice Turning Point? By Itati G. Dzekedzeke On Wednesday, 26 August 2026, a section of a high-altitude glacier on the border of Nepal and Tibet gave way, resulting in flash floods across Nepal’s…
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Reigniting My Inner Writer by Angela Ngulumbe
The Borderless Africa Feminist Writing Fellowship came at a time when I needed to find my voice again. More than a writing space, it became a space for wellbeing, reflection, learning and unlearning and, most importantly, for reconnecting with my inner writer.
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Notes on Feminism from Dakar
There is something funny about being a feminist in a room full of women who are doing feminist things while insisting they are not feminists
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World Day Against Trafficking in Persons: The Silent Crisis Stealing Africa’s Girls
Every year on 30 July, the world marks the World Day Against Trafficking in Persons to draw attention to one of the gravest human rights violations of our time
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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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