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Africans Rising is a Pan-African movement of people and organisations, working for peace, justice, and dignity. Africans Rising looks to play a critical role on the continent pushing governments, business, and even established global and national NGOs to focus on challenges African’s deem critical, including demands for a fair global trading system, concrete action to address the effects of climate change and the creation and strengthening of a representative coalition to protect our natural resources and the environment.

Stories By Africans Rising

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Statement: Africans Rising commiserates with victims of Nigeria Army bombing and condemns the act by the army as barbaric
The Nigerian military carried out a drone strike on its own innocent citizens who had gathered for a religious festival. Africans Rising mourns with Nigerian families whose...
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Africans Rising condemns ongoing war in Sudan, declares Day of Solidarity (2nd December, 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...
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King Charles’ “sorrow and regret” are meaningless unless they are linked with formal apology and reparations for historical crimes
King Charles III's expression of regret is totally meaningless without a formal apology and payment of reparations for those crimes that he admits were committed, namely...
Politics and Society3 years ago
Call for Nominations – 2023 Africans Rising Activism Awards
Started in 2019, the Africans Rising Activism Awards serves the purpose of amplifying and advancing the work of African activists and movements, highlighting activism as a...
Politics and Society3 years ago
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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Stories By Africans Rising

Statement: Africans Rising commiserates with victims of Nigeria Army bombing and condemns the act by the army as barbaric

Africans Rising condemns ongoing war in Sudan, declares Day of Solidarity (2nd December, 2023)

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