Climate activists from Africa speak out about the marginalisation of African voices
Greta Thunberg joined the activists for a press conference in Sweden.
Tag: Africa
Canary articles about Africa and the countries of the continent
Maasai leaders visit British museums in attempt to decolonise collections
Representatives from Maasai tribes have been visiting museums in the UK this January. The visit was organised as part of ...
Conservationists’ anti-trophy hunting letter reveals deep rifts in community over its impact on wildlife
Conservationists have published an open letter in Science magazine that essentially makes the case for banning trophy hunting imports. It ...
Britain’s support for the Saudi regime isn’t the only way it’s royally screwing Yemen
Britain is royally screwing Yemen, but not only through its support for the Saudi-led assault on the country. According to ...
Thousands of people rally in Sudan after authorities kill six people during student protest
Security forces opened fire on a demonstration by teenage students in the city of Obeid on Monday and at least ...
Ethiopia aiming for tree-planting world record in move against deforestation
The planting of 224 million trees on Monday would be a world record if achieved with the government planning a ...
How Trump and the US have been destroying Ilhan Omar’s ‘home’ country for decades
Donald Trump has been attacking progressive congresswoman Ilhan Omar for months. But his rhetoric stepped up this week when he ...
Tens of thousands of Sudanese protesters hit the streets, staying firm in opposition to military rule
The demonstrations came after talks between the ruling military council and protest leaders collapsed.
UN calls for investigation into Sudan’s slide into ‘human rights abyss’
Numerous deaths have been reported since security forces cracked down on protesters.
Police filmed shooting at protesters in one of Africa’s ‘most stable’ Western-backed democracies
Protests erupted in Benin, western Africa, after a controversial election in which there was effectively no opposition party. Police were ...
With unions and women leading the way, the revolution in Sudan is looking promising
Mass protests in Sudan have forced dictator Omar al-Bashir - an alleged war criminal - to step aside. But the ...
The alleged war criminal that has escaped Western regime change efforts
Anti-government protests have been rocking Sudan for weeks. The country’s leader, Omar al-Bashir, has been in power for almost three ...
Actually, a remarkable fact shows Theresa May leads the Western theft of Africa’s wealth
The prime minister is currently on a three-day trip to three African nations - South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya - ...
In just eight words, a Radio 4 guest nails everything that’s wrong with John Humphrys
On 29 May, Radio 4's John Humphrys interviewed Clare Akamanzi, CEO of the Rwanda Development Board, on the BBC's Today programme. The interview ...
Today’s big film release has left people around the world in tears… of joy
13 February sees the UK release of Black Panther - a groundbreaking film that has left people around the world ...
Theresa May has ‘snubbed’ an important international meeting. That’s a major problem [OPINION]
Theresa May has been criticised for 'snubbing' a major meeting between the EU and African Union. Talks on the Libyan ...
The British government has finally sent our troops into a war most people can get behind
The British government is finally sending our troops into a war most people can get behind. According to The Mirror, ...
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