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US Foreign Aid: The Power of the Purse to Influence Africa Policy

As the saying goes: put your money where your mouth is. The latest appropriations bill, section 7042…

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Kleptocracy: US Won’t Be a Harbor for Stolen Assets

We are encouraged by the US Justice Department announcement, made on March 5, 2014, about the asset…

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Sowing Seeds for Justice: The Empowerment Project in Ghana

In May Father Aniedi Okure will travel to Accra, Ghana to help launch the first pilot project…

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Sharing in the Grief, Anxiety and Hope of the People An Account of War Conflicts In Leer Mission

“Local Christians were collecting food to feed us. We got four goats and a bull which we…

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La Crise Centrafricaine: Analyse des Responsable Religieux

Interview réalisée par Barthelemy Bazemo, Analyste politique  March 24, 2014 Un an après le putsch du 24…

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Central African crisis: Analysis by Faith Leaders

Barthelemy Bazemo Interview and Translation from French by Barthelemy Bazemo, AFJN’s Policy Analyst (download PDF File here) A…

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AFJN Event: Seeking Peace and Forgiveness

Conflict Resolution and Reconciliation in Africa What is “restorative justice”, and how is it different from punitive…

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Washington Must Reexamine its Relations with Kigali

Congressman Ed Royce, Chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, issued a press release today (March 12,…

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US aid to DR Congo: No more free rides for corrupt government officials!

Did you know your tax dollars are subsidizing corrupt bureaucrats in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)? Instead…

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The U.S must stop subsidizing corruption and impunity in DRC Congo, the case of 3.7 billion in fraud

As the country’s chief financial officer warns Congress that the U-S Treasury will shortly run out of…

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Land Grabs: 19 organizations call on the UN to investigate Herakles Farms’ retaliation against activists in Cameroon

Herakles Farms, a US-based agribusiness, filed a defamation lawsuit against Mr. Nasako Besingi, a Cameroonian activist, in…

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Land Grabs: 19 organizations call on the UN to investigate Herakles Farms’ retaliation against activists in Cameroon

Herakles Farms, a US-based agribusiness, filed a defamation lawsuit against Mr. Nasako Besingi, a Cameroonian activist, in…

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Land Grabs: Letter to US Company Herakles Farms

We are aware of the signing on November 25, 2013 of the Cameroonian presidential decrees no. 2013/418,…

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Herakles Farms must stop Unjust Lawsuits Against a Cameroonian Activists

We urge you to cancel the lawsuit Herakles Farms filed against Mr. Nasako Besingi, Managing Director of…

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The US must hold DRC neighbors accountable says Students, Families and Faculty of Foothills School

On December 4th, 2013, families, teachers and students of Fooothills School of Sciences and Arts sent a…

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Update on the Empower Africa Project

From the end of September to early October 2013, I was in Accra, Ghana for a series…

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Cameroon: President Approves Land Grab Deal with Herakles Farms

Land grabbing is a global issue involving large-scale leasing or buying of land in developing countries by…

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Fate of Africa’s youngest state lies with U.S. and its allies

Barthelemy Bazemo The memories of the two-decade long civil war leading to the independence of South Sudan…

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Young Africa Leadership Initiative: A call for Application

Africa is endowed with abundant natural and human resources and yet it is the poorest continent on…

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Madiba Nelson Mandela: Africa’s Most Distinguished Elder Statesman

Africa’s greatest political icon, former South African President Madiba Nelson Mandela has joined the ranks of Africa’s…

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