Report: Cameroon Mission
In October 2016, associations representing teachers and lawyers in Cameroon’s Anglophone South West and North West regions, embarked on a strike action.
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Africans Rising is a peoples movement committed to a decentralised, citizen-owned future that will build support and solidarity for local struggles, empower local leadership and immerse activists in the grassroots work of building social movements from below and beyond borders.
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The Gambia – Solidarity Mission Report
The aim of this delegation was two fold. Firstly, to show the solidarity of the Africans Rising movement with the people of Gambia.
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Letter to the President of Gambia – 17 January 2017
Firstly, there is a very clear consensus that with 61% of the vote going to other two candidates, that the result of the election was a clear mandate from the people of Gambia, for change.
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Press Statement, The Gambia – Sunday 15 January 2017
Africans Rising for Justice, Peace and Dignity delegation arrives in Gambia to push for a peaceful transition by 19 January 2017 Africans Rising launch director, Kumi Naidoo is currently in Banjul leading a delegation to meet with key stakeholders to…
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Open Letter to the President of Gambia
Africans Rising, a Pan-African Movement of people and formations, working for peace, justice and dignity congratulates the people of The Gambia upon a successful and peaceful election on 1st December, 2016.
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As Head of Movement your task is to build on the consensus points of Africans Rising to date and inspire the building of a Pan-African movement of the future.
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The journey begins now and with you
From the 20-25 of August 2016, Africans from across the continent and those in the Diaspora trooped on the East African Country of Tanzania to discuss the Africa Africans want.
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Africans Rising — Nigerian chapter inaugurated
The sun was going down on a long and inspiring day as the ten Nigerian participants at the Africans Rising conference gathered under an ancient Jacaranda tree on the grounds of MS-TCDC in Arusha, Tanzania.
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Media Release – 24 August 2016
After two days of intense discussions, 272 delegates from 40 countries resolved to set up a new civil society network to tackle burning issues on the continent.
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