Tomorrow, 26th January, the International Court of Justice shall announce its verdict on the request for provisional measures in the genocide case brought against Israel by South Africa.
On Friday 15 December, 2023, activists and movement workers across the continent and African diaspora were acknowledged and appreciated in a virtual activism awards ceremony organized by Africans Rising.
The 2023 Africans Rising Activism Awards winners were announced in a virtual awards ceremony organized by the Africans Rising movement on Friday 15 December.
(7th December, 2023) Africans Rising mourns with Nigerian families whose relatives were killed in the recent bomb strike in Kaduna State. The Nigerian military carried out a drone strike on its own innocent citizens who had gathered for a religious festival. This is totally irresponsible and unacceptable.
(November 29, 2023) – Africans Rising for Unity, Justice, Peace and Dignity strongly condemns the death and destruction caused by the war in Sudan and calls for immediate cessation of hostilities. It has been eight months of trauma, bloodshed, terror,…
Africans Rising invites you to be part of the Pan-African Solidarity for Sudan so as to quickly rally and mobilize resources and other humanitarian assistance to support and prevent any further loss of life and indignity from this war to those in-country and those in refugee camps in the neighboring countries.
Africans Rising takes note of the visit of the British Monarch, King Charles III to Kenya in his first trip to Africa since ascending the throne. In his remarks, the King is reported to have expressed his “deep regret and…
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.
Africans Rising for Unity, Justice, Peace and Dignity is horrified at the reckless disregard for life and human rights in the rapidly escalating war in the Gaza strip.
Are we going back to the 1960(s), what do Coups mean to African democracy? These questions were asked by the Africans Rising coordinator, Hardi Yakubu in his opening remarks as he set the pace for discussions during a webinar organised…
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