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 Student Clubs
Are you an African student? Join 1000s of others in our Borderless Africans Campus Initiative. A believer in Borderless Africa is called a Borderless African
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Mark Carney and the new power calculation, where does Africa stand?
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech at this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos was widely interpreted as a moment of rare courage
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Africans Rising Welcomes The Removal of Kotoka’s Name From Ghana’s Main International Airport
We are pleased to learn that the government of Ghana has taken the decision to remove the name (Emmanuel Kotoka) of the lead architect of this action from the
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AU Heads of State Must Prioritize the Free Movement Protocol Now!
The future of Africa cannot be fully realized if we remain divided by borders that make it difficult for Africans to move, trade, connect, and dream together. Open borders are not just about economics.
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Why I Joined Africans Rising
I am a young Sudanese man, raised on the banks of the Nile — where civilizations meet, and dreams collide with harsh realities.
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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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Africans Rising calls on African Governments to End Femicide and all forms of Gender based violence
Recalling the commitments of the Generation Equality Forum and the recently concluded Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) in New York,
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Honoring the Past, Demanding Justice: Africans Rising Calls for Reparations
The history of slavery and slave trade is one of the activities that greatly dehumanised the black race and Africans as a whole. Our forefathers were treated as less humans,
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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.
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