2025 African Liberation Week Mass Mobilisation
Building on eight years of massive and consistent mobilisations, the 2025 African Liberation Week will be a milestone in fostering Pan-African solidarity.
First-Ever Borderless Africa School Club Launched in Ghana
History was made on November 12, 2024, as the first-ever Borderless Africa Student Club debuted at the University of Media, Arts and Communications in Ghana.
Africans Rising Honorary Awards
Africans Rising honored a distinguished group of individuals at the AAMA for their exceptional contributions to the movement’s mission.
Winners of 2024 Activism Awards
On the evening of August 31st, the Pan-African Gala and Award night ceremony was held as one of the key events during the AAMA.
Africans Rising Members in North Africa Consult Ahead of AAMA
In the build-up to the All-Africans Movement Assembly, AAMA 2024 to take place in Ghana in August, Africans Rising continues with its series of regional consultations to get the pulse of issues affecting their members in the different regions of Africa.
2024 Nominees
Read the biographies of the final candidates below and then cast your vote for who you think should be named the 2024 Africans Rising
2024 All-African Movement Assembly
The 2024 AAMA, held from August 29-31 in Accra, Ghana, will expand on the successes of the inaugural 2022 event and address emerging challenges
Africans Rising Members in Southern Africa Discuss Issues Affecting the Region
The civic space in the Southern African region is shrinking with different countries in the region going through diverse unpleasant situations. This was revealed during the southern African regional consultation organised by Africans Rising on the 28th of June 2024….
Africans Rising Members in East Africa Consult Ahead of AAMA
The civic space in East Africa is multifaceted, as different countries in the region are facing diverse realities. This was revealed during the East Africa regional
Africans Rising Members in Central African Region Discuss Regional Issues Ahead of AAMA
Africans Rising members in the Central African sub-region say the civic space of the region is more restrictive than shrinking. This is due to intimidation, lack of freedom of speech, stigmatisation, tribalism and repression that citizens in some of the…
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