Africans Rising applauds the people of Liberia on peaceful elections
Africans Rising would like to congratulate the people of Liberia for turning out in large numbers and particularly for their peaceful participation in the general elections.
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Media Statement
The Israeli government has always attempted to silence the voice of Palestinians on the rise, however, such a violation of Gaza should chock us all into action and it should never be business as usual.
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Africans Rising Mission To Togo Experiences Extent of Clampdown
A pan-African delegation of activists on a fact-finding mission to Togo has found out the extent of the ongoing state clampdown on pro-democracy protests.
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We the People of Togo | Demands
We call on the Togolese government to heed the voices of your citizens, which are being raised in peaceful protests, and to engage them civil to secure lasting, just and democratic solutions to their grievances.
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Deutsche Welle (DW) News Report on Africans Rising Launch in Bonn, Germany
On 25 May 2017, Africans Rising launched with events in more than 40 countries. One of those countries was Germany.
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Africans Rising on South Africa’s SABC Prime Time Evening News on 25 May 2017
On Africa Day, 25 May, The Prime Time Evening News on the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) TV
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Trade Union Confederation ITUC-Africa Joins Africans Rising
“ITUC-Africa believes that the Africans Rising Movement can make essential contribution to the attainment of our goals of decent work and decent life for all,” he said.
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Africans Rising in The Guardian
Fed up with ineffective leaders who aren’t dealing with the crises on the continent, people are coming together to launch a pan-African solidarity movement.
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Africans Rising Official Launch: What You Need To Know
That journey is finally beginning. This Thursday, 25th May 2017, Africans will gather across the continent and the African diaspora, to launch Africans Rising for Justice, Peace and Dignity.
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Africans Rising in The Guardian 26.03.2017
Fed up with ineffective leaders who aren’t dealing with the crises on the continent, people are coming together to launch a pan-African solidarity movement.
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