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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Trapped Between Borders: The Women Africa Forgot in Taveta
From trade barriers to identity denial, the Taveta / Holili Border exposes the unfinished work of African unity and justice.
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2026 African Liberation Week
In 2026 African Liberation Week shifts intentionally toward a deeper, people‑driven push for African unity and integration.
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Breaking the Silence: Endometriosis and the Invisible Struggle of African Women
In Africa, women struggle to cope with endometriosis through a combination of medical management, behavioral adjustments, and community-driven support.
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Borderless Africa: The Reparations Africa Owes Herself
“We have been engaged in drawing lines upon maps where no white man’s feet have ever trod; we have been giving away mountains and rivers and lakes to each other….”
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Cultural Reparations Tour: Reclaiming Memory, Restoring Dignity
In October 2025, Africans Rising joined a Pan-African delegation on a Cultural Reparations Tour following an invitation from Kimberly Poole,
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Koitalel Arap Samoei: A Betrayed Hero, A Case for Reparations
Koitalel Arap Samoei’s name stands as a reminder that Africa’s story of colonialism was never one of passive submission.
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The Wanga Kingdoms of Western Kenya: A forgotten betrayal, a living call for reparations
The story of the Wanga Kingdom in Western Kenya reminds us that colonial injustice was not only about stolen labour overseas,
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Africa Liberation Week 2025 Comes to a Close
The ninth annual Africa Liberation Week (ALW) has come to an end, marking a significant milestone in the journey towards a united, prosperous, and borderless Africa. From May 19th to 25th, 900 actions and activities
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