International Day to End Obstetric Fistula: Restoring Dignity and Protecting the Future of African Women
Obstetric fistula is a serious childbirth injury caused by prolonged or obstructed labour without timely medical intervention.
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Grassroots Initiatives to Combat Economic Injustice in Africa
The tale of a continent on the cusp but not quite there economically should be nearing its conclusion. By way of introduction, this article surmises that the factors causing economic injustice and inequality
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We must be pushing for the Africa we NEED, not the Africa we want – Rocky Dawuni sets a new tone for the Continent
“When I cast my gaze, what I see is a new colonialism where the power of might oppresses the weak and the helpless”, he warned noting that division, restrictions, borders and visas weaken us as Africans.
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Art as Resistance: African Women Reclaiming Gender Justice
“Women in Creative Activism: Using Art to Champion Gender Justice”…Ngozi affirmed that every woman, regardless of age, race or physical attributes, has the right to choose her own path, as long as it harms no one.
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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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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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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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“An Accomplice to Injustice”: Pan-African Voices Blasts AU Commission for “Betraying” Democratic Ideals
“To commend such a process is to legitimise repression and reward authoritarianism,” the letter reads. “It sends a clear and dangerous message across the continent:
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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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