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Yes to Agroecology, No to Agro-colonialism

February 10, 2020

Africa Faith and Justice Network is one of the 176 organizations which signed a letter to the United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres in effort to protect Africa’s food system…

Is partitioning the Democratic Republic of Congo the true reason for the killing in Beni?

February 10, 2020

An interview with Florentin Mokonda Bonza, Professor at the University of Kinshasa and President of the Convention of Christian Democrats (CDC) and of the political platform the New Initiative for…

Message from the bishops, priests, and lay delegates of the Conferences of Catholic Bishops of Burkina-Niger, Ivory Coast, and Ghana

February 3, 2020

To the faithful in Christ, men and women of good will, who love justice and peace: 1.Given the gravity of the security and humanitarian situation facing the populations of their…

We are ready for a Successful Year 2020

January 3, 2020

Dear Supporters, Happy New Year to you and yours!We resumed work today, Thursday, the second day of the Year 2020 after New Year’s Day celebration. As the first order of…

Democratic Republic of the Congo: Advocacy to solve the threat posed by plastic waste

November 8, 2019

Article 53 of the Democratic Republic of the Congo’ (DRC) constitution states that “All persons have the right to a healthy environment that is favorable to their development. They have…

Flight Simulator built by Congolese pilot and engineer

October 28, 2019

In 18 months Illith Ongagna with the help of secondary school students from Brazzaville, the capital city of the Republic of Congo built a flight simulator made out of recycled…

Kenya: young Kago Kagichiri invents a virtual library for rural disadvantaged students

October 28, 2019

In 2009, Kago decided to drop out of college as a junior pursuing a degree in  IT at Jomo Kenyatta University of Science and Technology, to concentrate on a more…

Ugandan innovators have breast cancer detection for male and female

October 28, 2019

Three young male technology experts from Uganda developed an app that uses a simple process to collect images and screen ultrasounds that locate any signs of breast cancer. This diagnostic cancer…

Ivory Coast: Environmental entrepreneur reforest areas by resorting to Kenyan Seed ball solution

October 28, 2019

After an initiative in Kenya to encourage reforestation, entrepreneur Sarah Traboulsi got inspired and decided to work in order to save her country’s environment. Over 40 years, about 80% of…

Petition : STOP Afro-Phobia in South Africa

September 20, 2019

We raise the tone against xenophobia with all our energy and condemn these attacks in the strongest terms possible, as they defeat the spirit and potentialities of pan Africanism. Moreover, this cyclical violence deters developments that includes African Continental Free Trade agreements which protect freedom of movement of the people as well as the right to the security of person as protected under the constitution of South Africa; the African Charter on Human and People’s Rights; and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which South African is signatory to.

Land Grab Awareness and Prevention in Ghana’s Volta Region 2019

September 9, 2019

A project of the Africa Faith & Justice Network, Funded by Raskob Foundation for Catholic Activities And the Dominican Sisters of Peace Authored Authored by Mr. Ntama Bahati, Policy Analyst,…

Lamu citizens are successful in pausing Kenya’s plans of the Lamu Coal Plant

August 1, 2019

On June 26, 2019, “the National Environment Tribunal (NET) cancelled the license issued by the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) to Amu Power for the construction of the Lamu Coal…

African migrants entering the US through Mexico: a story of desperation

July 29, 2019

The crisis at the US border with Mexico reveals that migrants are not only coming from Latin America. The number of Africans registered by Mexican authorities tripled over the first…

Revolution and Counterrevolution in Sudan

July 16, 2019

In December 2018, thousands of people took to the streets in protests responding to cuts in subsidies for bread. The protests started in a small rural town and spread to…

Ebola crisis in D. R. Congo, US Lawmakers want an action plan to help

June 20, 2019

On June 4, 2019, Acting Assistant Administrator of the U.S. Agency for International Development, Admiral Tim Ziemer appeared before the Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights, and International…

Welcome to Our Summer Intern – Philip Brooks

June 11, 2019

My name is Philip Brooks. I am a junior at University of Maryland Baltimore County. I study international relations with a minor in political science. I am in the Sondheim…

Welcome 2019 Summer Intern Jeannette Kayitesi

June 11, 2019

I am Jeannette Kayitesi. I’m currently a senior at the University At Albany where I am double majoring in Political Science and Globalization Studies. This past spring I was Interning…

Welcome to our Summer Intern, Magdalena Dutkowska

June 11, 2019

Magdalena has just completed her freshman year at Fairfield University, where she is majoring in International Studies and Spanish and minoring in Humanitarian Action. She was born in Poland, but…

Welcome 2019 Summer Intern Jerry Canto

June 3, 2019

Jerry Canto is from Guilford, Connecticut. He went to American University for undergrad, where he studied political science and economics. After graduating, he went into the Peace Corps for two…

President Trump delays deportation of Liberians and South Sudanese

March 29, 2019

Yesterday March 28, President Trump extended for 12 months the Deferred Enforced Departure (DED ) status of our brother and sisters from Liberia who reside in the United States. This…