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Archbishop Michael L. Fitzgerald on “Grounds for better understanding and dialogue with Islam” Photo Gallery

Born in England into a Catholic family of Irish descent, Archbishop Michael L. Fitzgerald was educated by…

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Archbishop Michael Fitzgerald on the “Grounds for dialogue with Islam today”

On Friday, March 6, 2015 at a lecture sponsored by Africa Faith & Justice Network (AFJN) and…

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Namibia’s President Recognized for his outstanding work

Namibia’s President Hifikepunye Pohamba received the 2014 Mo Ibrahim prize for African leadership in a ceremony held…

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ADF-NALU is Africa Great Lakes’ version of Boko Haram

Why should we deal with the rise of the Allied Democratic Forces and National Army for the…

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Don’t Repeal or Weaken an Effective Law: Dodd-Frank 1502

On Friday, February 6th, AFJN’s Policy Analyst Jacques Bahati joined Sasha Lezhnev of the Enough Project and…

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On Boko Haram and the shame on the Government

Why has the Nigerian army been unable to contain or eradicate Islamist rebel group Boko Haram, which…

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Advocacy for a Stronger European Union Conflict Mineral Law

On January 28, two days before meeting her US counterpart Secretary of State John Kerry, Margot Wallstrom,…

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Global Response to African Issues; Nigeria and the Crisis of Boko Haram

Three days before the Paris attack which targeted the satirical news magazine Charlie Hebdo on January 7,…

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Citizens’ Power: Lessons from October 2014 Events in Burkina Faso

The citizens of Burkina Faso have clearly demonstrated to their fellow Africans that “when spider webs unite…

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Promoting Best Practices for Extractive Industries

“The Extractive Industries Working Group is a Washington, D.C. based coalition of faith, human rights, and environmental…

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The ear is never too old to learn

There is an African proverb which says: “The ear is never too old to learn.” In eastern…

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AFJN’s First Empowerment Project Workshop-Ghana

In October AFJN held its first Empowerment Project workshop in Accra, Ghana. Read the report. Read more…

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Promising outcomes of the New York Climate Change Summit for Africa

By AFJN Intern Erika De Leener Climate change is currently a big phenomenon affecting the entire world….

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Photo Gallery: AFJN’s First Empowerment and Advocacy for Just Governance Workshop

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Africa up for grabs, Saudi Arabia takes its share

Land grabbing threatens the livelihood of many communities in Africa. Saudi Arabian companies are among the many…

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Africa Has One Less Autocrat: Blaise Compaore, of Burkina Faso, deposed after 28 years

On October 31st the world has taken notice of an important historic event on the African continent:…

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Africa Must Leapfrog Its Way to the Future

By Ola Orekunrin, edited by Rita Murphy from Think Africa Press. The conventional path for improving healthcare…

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Investigating Herakles Farms in Ghana: AFJN’s Report

What happened with Herakles Farms in Ghana? How is the community doing now? What is the prognosis…

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AFJN’s First Empowerment and Advocacy for Just Governance Workshop

From October 8-10, 2014, we organized our first pilot workshop on Empowerment and Advocacy for Just Governance…

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Campaign to Prevent Land Grabbing in Ghana’s Volta Region

Land Grabbing Research, Awareness and Prevention in Ghana’s Volta Region is a project of the Africa Faith…

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