Vote of Thanks from the Coordinating Collective – All-African Movement Assembly
In this moment of history, we African people arrived at a place where we are aware of where we are, why we are here and what we really want.
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Africans Rising Calls for Peace and Solidarity in Sierra Leone
While President Julius Maada Bio has vowed to investigate the protests, we urge his excellency and his administration to go further and address the root cause – How can the country’s leaders ease the hardship experienced by the people who call Sierra Leone their home?
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Africans Rising Calls Out Spanish and Moroccan Authorities in the Wake of Melilla Deaths
The violent response of Moroccan and Spanish forces against these African people, desperate in their search for new futures and new possibilities for themselves and their families, will not be tolerated.
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Solidarity Circle Media Coverage
Solidarity Circle Coverage
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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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#AfricanLivesMatter – Justice for Elvis Nyathi
Africans Rising for Justice, Peace and Dignity is saddened by the news of the violent murder of Elvis Nyathi in South Africa.
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AFRICANS RISING DECLARES MAY 23-29 AS AFRICAN LIBERATION WEEK
Each year, African Liberation Day is recognized on May 25th to promote unity and solidarity among African people and states.
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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 War, No Where! – Solidarity with Ukraine
This is a moment to take action, not of violence, but of empathy and solidarity. As we speak out against this conflict and connect with those in need
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Africans Rising Condemns the Coup by Armed Forces in Burkina Faso
“The people of Burkina Faso are tired of living under the threat of violence and they demand a political leadership that can effectively defend their human right to safe and secure living,” said Muhammed Lamin Saidykhan
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