Politics and Society
2024 All-African Movement Assembly Accra-Ghana
The 2024 AAMA, from August 29-31 in Accra, Ghana, will expand on the successes of the inaugural 2022 event and address emerging challenges

Published
6 months agoon

Press Release:
WHAT: With over 400 physical participants and 1000 virtual participants expected, the AAMA 2024, provides a critical platform for assessing our collective mandate as Africans in our quest for unity, justice, peace, and dignity. AAMA 2024 is the largest gathering of African movements, activists, and human rights defenders demanding African unity, peace and dignity. For more info: https:// www.africansrising.org/aama/
WHEN: August 30th and 31st, 2024. Time: 9:00 each day.
WHERE: Hill View Guest Center, Obibinin Junction, Accra. Ghana.
WHO: Speakers include: 1) Kumi Naidoo, Africans Rising Ambasador & Human Rights Advocate, 2) Samia Nkrumah, President, Kwame Nkrumah Pan-African Center (KNAC) 3) Pierre-Christophe Gam, Polymath artist and dreamer. 4) Hardi Yakubu, Africans Rising Coordinator.
WHY: As Africa faces a rapidly shrinking civic space, with increasing crackdowns on dissent, harassment, abductions, and even killings of activists, the need for collective dialogue and unified action has never been more urgent. AAMA 2024 will convene under the theme “Towards Pan-African Solidarity: United We Stand, Divided We Fall” to address these pressing issues. AAMA2024 is also happening in the wake of recent protests in Senegal, Kenya, Ghana, Nigeria and Uganda calling for better living conditions and dignity for Africans, especially the youth.
Media contacts: Ann Lorna
Communications & Media Lead
WhatsApp:. +254721707722
Email: ann@africans-rising.org
Follow This Is Africa on Twitter and Facebook to join the conversation.
You may like
Kumi Naidoo appointed President of Fossil Fuel Treaty Initiative, set to help lead global movement to phase out fossil fuels
Climate finance for the Global North and climate reparations for the Global South
Winners of 2023 Activism Awards announced
Call for Nominations – 2023 Africans Rising Activism Awards
Portugal to use Cabo Verdean debt to fund climate and energy transition