Why African Youth Turn to Decentralized Digital Activism
Activists across the continent are strategizing at the African Social Movements Baraza, using decentralized digital tools like Bitcoin and crowdfunding.
Why Does the African Union Lock Out Its $95 Billion Diaspora?
The global African diaspora sends $95B in annual remittances, yet faces political exclusion from the African Union. Activists demand real representation.
Inside Ghana’s Bold Fight for Equitable Access to Higher Education
Ghana is rewriting its social justice playbook with the landmark ‘No Fees Stress’ higher education initiative and key probes into political violence.
Can Namibia’s Anti-Corruption Pilot Transform African Rule?
On June 1st, Namibia became a pioneer State Party to pilot the African Union’s State Parties Assessment Tool (SPAT), aimed at anti-corruption measures.
Why broken promises to Black organizations keep happening
A landmark study by Candid and ABFE reveals how funding for Black-led organizations plummeted after the 2020 racial justice surge, exposing systemic neglect.
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