Gideon Adeyeni, a Pan-Africanist, an activist and a former Coordinating Collective member of Africans Rising movement rode a bicycle from Lagos, Nigeria through Benin Republic and Togo to Acrra, Ghana from 23rd – 28th December, 2023. He shared his epic…
The webinar started by contextualising and giving statistics of the severity of the femicide challenge in Africa where the moderator
Pan-African Peacemakers Alliance (PAPA) team, a partner in this initiative and a member of Africans Rising paid a visit to Gorom refugee camp on November 12th, 2023 to assess the condition of Sudanese refugees who had fled their country due to the ong-going war.
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…
African Youths Challenged to Take up the Fight for a United Africa The people’s petition for the Borderless Africa Campaign is now live and accepting signatures. Targeted to obtain the support of 20 million Africans, the petition was launched during…
Annual Report 2021 The 2021 Africans Rising Annual Report highlights achievements and successes of the Africans Rising movement throughout the year.
Annual Report The 2020 Africans Rising Annual Report highlights achievements and successes of the Africans Rising movement throughout the year.
[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″][vc_column_text]Where there is injustice, there is resistance. It takes different forms: from individuals breaking cultural norms by refusing to submit to unjust customs, to larger movements bringing down oppressive dictators by challenging prevailing state systems which may seem impossible…
As we confront the challenges of poverty, unemployment, economic liberation and creating a better future for the Ghanaian people, we must also support those who are yet to achieve their liberation, and yet to begin the process of decolonisation, such as the occupied and colonised Palestinian people. A free and independent Ghana became home to anti-colonial activists, exiles and asylum seekers on the continent and beyond. Kwame Nkrumah offered them material support and a venue from which they could organise and negotiate their future.
JOINING FORCES TO LEAVE NO ONE BEHIND When the Member States of the United Nations approved the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in 2015, they agreed that the Sustainable Development Goals and Targets should be met for all nations, peoples,…
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