Discover how the TRY Oyster Women's Association in The Gambia is restoring vital mangrove forests, securing fishery rights, and fighting coastal erosion.

Nigerian joint military forces rescued 308 abducted citizens from Kainji Lake forest. Learn about the operation and the root causes of Nigeria's abduction crisis.

Ghana and Jamaica team up to lead a UN-backed global push for reparatory justice, debt relief, and economic repair for the transatlantic slave trade.

A federal judge certified a class-action lawsuit challenging Chicago Police traffic stop practices targeting Black and Latino drivers for systemic profiling.

Explore the conviction of African People's Socialist Party leaders under foreign agent laws, and the long history of targeting Black liberation movements.

Ghana's proposed Homeland Return Bill seeks to offer full citizenship rights to the African diaspora, building on a rich history of Pan-Africanism.

Rates of black lung disease and silicosis are rising in industrial regions. Explore the causes, historical disparities, and new silica safety rules.

Explore how Burkina Faso's military junta under Ibrahim Traoré navigates human rights scrutiny, security threats, press bans, and the Sankarist legacy.

Connecticut DOC agrees to end routine in-cell shackling by Sept 2026 following a landmark federal lawsuit led by ACLU-CT and Disability Rights Connecticut.

Explore how the 1833 Slavery Abolition Act enriched enslavers, denied land to freed Africans, and created lasting economic inequality in the Caribbean.

Edo State's SHINE Agenda transforms $7 billion in annual diaspora remittances from household transfers into direct industrial and infrastructure investments.

Explore how Black land retention, regenerative agriculture, and civil rights activism intersect to drive systemic climate and economic justice.

Explore the DR Congo Ebola epidemic: the challenges of the Bundibugyo strain, armed conflict, impact on women, and the call for global health equity.

An analysis of Russian Africa Corps airstrikes targeting civilians in Mali, exploring the Sahel conflict, geopolitical shifts, and human rights impacts.

Howard University dropped 502 freshmen over administrative deadlines and software issues before readmitting 200, highlighting systemic HBCU financial hurdles.

The DOJ dropped federal charges against David Hearn after evidence proved contractor errors, not vandalism, caused Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool damage.

The 11th Circuit reinstated a civil rights lawsuit by APEDF after Pinellas County revoked federal grants, ruling against political viewpoint retaliation.

Explore the history behind the Church of England slavery fund, its links to colonial profits, Codrington Estates, and modern Project Spire repair efforts.

As Mississippi seals the autopsy of 18-year-old Nolan Wells, civil rights attorneys and independent investigators demand answers in his mysterious death.

Explore the history and political fight over felony voting rights restoration in Virginia, from Reconstruction-era laws to recent executive actions.