African Unity: The Answer to African Democracy
Are we going back to the 1960(s), what do Coups mean to African democracy? These questions were asked by the Africans Rising coordinator, Hardi Yakubu
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Lead on Africa Day
The contentious question would be, how do we build the Africa we want, when we have the majority of the African populace ignorant of their culture and heritage.
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Awakening Our Collective Humanity through Utu-consciousness: Ending Systemic Violence Against Women – Lynching of Women Upon Accusations of Witchcraft
The four women who were killed are among hundreds of people – mostly older persons and women who have been lynched in Gusiiland (Kisii and Nyamira counties) following accusations of practicing witchcraft.
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No New Water on Earth, Only New Battlegrounds
Coumba Toure, @Kuumbati Storyteller; Movement Co-coordinator, Africans Rising; Board Chair, TrustAfrica Koni Benson, Organiser and historian at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa; Research Fellow, Blue Planet Project Meera Karunananthan, Feminist geographer, Carleton University – Canada; Co-director,…
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As a Pan-Africanist and a feminist, I want to see Jacob Zuma held accountable. Here’s why
I was born and raised in West Africa, where I was taught in public school that apartheid was a crime against humanity. I was privileged enough to visit South Africa on several occasions
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The Exigency of Strengthening Pan-African Solidarity Today
The rise in the wave of resistance movements of the African peoples around the middle of the last century has been said to be connected to the titanic rise in the desire of the African to assert her full humanhood…
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Senegal has a law criminalizing slavery: Here is why that matters
It has been eleven years since Senegal’s National Assembly passed a law declaring the Atlantic slave trade and the enslavement of African people
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Africans Are Rising
[vc_row][vc_column][vcmp_heading vcmp_heading_text=”Africans Are Rising”][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Today when a person is born with black skin, there is a heavy determinism related to their skin tone that diminishes their life expectancy, their access to quality education, food, and healthcare as well as their access…
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African Feminist Post-COVID-19 Economic Recovery Statement
African Feminist Post-COVID-19 Economic Recovery Statement Preamble: African feminists have come together to reimagine the future of African political economies. This statement to the African Union envoys, who were appointed to mobilise international support for our economic recovery, contains a…
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Why Should The Palestinian Struggle Matter to Africans?
Oppression does not exist in isolation, and the Palestinian struggle has multiple points of intersectionality with countless struggles across the African continent
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