Ghana is rewriting its social justice playbook with the landmark 'No Fees Stress' higher education initiative and key probes into political violence.

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.

A landmark study by Candid and ABFE reveals how funding for Black-led organizations plummeted after the 2020 racial justice surge, exposing systemic neglect.

Learn how Alabama's redistricting battle and the latest Supreme Court rulings impact Black voting rights, representation, and political power.

Protests erupted in Nanyuki, Kenya, over a new US Ebola quarantine facility, highlighting deep tensions regarding biosecurity neocolonialism and sovereignty.

LiDAR technology has mapped the lost 19th-century Black settlement of Timbuctoo, founded in the Adirondacks to secure voting rights for free Black Americans.

Historical segregation forced Black Miamians onto high ground. Today, rising sea levels and climate gentrification are displacing them from their neighborhoods.

Illinois House Bill 4443 proposes a $500 monthly guaranteed income funded by cannabis taxes as localized reparations for disinvested Black communities.

Explore the history of Pan-Africanism, the African Union, and regional security frameworks involving collective economic development.

France's National Assembly voted unanimously to repeal the brutal 1685 Code Noir, highlighting the ongoing struggle for colonial reparatory justice.

Young Black and Latino Americans face systemic barriers to wealth-building despite high entrepreneurial drive. Discover the root causes and solutions.

Explore the Supreme Court's ruling in Pitchford v. Cain, exposing the systemic racial bias in jury selection and the ongoing struggle for equal justice.

Morocco has overtaken South Africa on the African Industrialization Index. Learn how logistics, automotive, and aerospace manufacturing drove its economic rise.

An investigation reveals a secret $7.5M US deal sending deported asylum seekers to a private hotel owned by Equatorial Guinea's corrupt ruling family.

Hundreds of Ghanaians are evacuated from South Africa amid rising vigilante violence, exposing economic crises and the collapse of Pan-African solidarity.

While Washington stalls, Black churches are leading a grassroots movement for economic reparations, turning the pulpit into a platform for racial justice.

Recent policy reductions to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) severely impact food access, creating a hunger crisis that lands heaviest on Black households.

Black Americans make up 40% of missing cases but face systemic media & police neglect. Learn how Ebony Alerts & advocates are fighting for visibility.

Explore the historical struggle between the SADC Tribunal and national leaders, highlighted by Zimbabwe's controversial hosting of SADC legal meetings.

Africa is launching the Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA) in June 2026 to combat biased global ratings and escape the costly 'African Premium' debt trap.