Justice Must Reach the Last Mile: A Story from Kenya’s ASAL Communities
My name is Mwanaisha Aura, from Kenya. To me, justice means a world where a girl’s dreams are [...]
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My name is Mwanaisha Aura, from Kenya. To me, justice means a world where a girl’s dreams are [...]
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My name is Jemimah Nyangasi Wabuko, and I come from Kenya. For me, justice is not an abstract [...]
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My name is Joy Ohaegbu, and I come from Ghana. When I think about justice, I don’t picture [...]
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On a quiet Monday morning in January, the church hall in Digula Community in Vihiga County, Kenya slowly [...]
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Africa Disrupt CSW70, held in Accra, Ghana from 17–19 February 2026, marked the fifth convening of a growing
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When the African Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ) Project began in 2021, it was driven by a clear
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The streets of Belém erupted into a powerful wave of colour, song, and resistance as thousands took part
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By Whoopie Wasike In September 2025, the land of origins and the beating heart of Africa hosted the
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When we talk about climate justice, we are not just talking about rising temperatures or erratic rainfall; we
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Setting the Stage in Addis Ababa The Africa Climate Summit 2025 (ACS2), held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, was
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By Amel Samoud Khammari 15 September 1995 – 15 September 2025. On this very date, 30 years ago,
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Across Africa, women continue to make remarkable strides in law and justice, but their progress is still slowed
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