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Event: Navigating the Future of US-Africa Relations: Opportunities and Challenges in a Shifting Landscape

The recent shift in US policies towards Africa has raised concerns about the future of US-Africa relations, leaving vital programs uncertain. Despite this challenge, some experts see this ‘America First’ shift as an opportunity for African nations to accelerate economic self-sufficiency by transitioning beyond aid as evidenced in the Sahel and other regions of Africa.

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In the News: AFJN Senior Fellow Sane in minute.bf

On July 2, 2024, Dr. Steven Nabieu Rogers, Executive Director of the Africa Faith and Justice Network, was quoted in Aleja Hertzler-McCain’s article “Partners of US Catholic bishops’ social justice department adjust after layoffs”.

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Italy accuses France for mass African migration to Europe

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Luigi Di Maio has accused France of creating poverty in Africa and causing…

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U.S. Military Presence and Activity in Africa: Sahel Region

In March 2018, General Thomas D. Waldhauser, Commander of the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM), testified in…

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A Nation’s Journey from Tyranny to Democracy, the 2014 Popular Revolution in Burkina Faso

On December 29, 2015 Mr. Roch Marc Kabore  was sworn in as president of the West African…

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Press Release on the Military Coup in Burkina Faso

We stand with the people of Burkina Faso in their effort to establish the rule of law…

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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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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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Militarization without Boots—or Conscience: US Drones across Africa

Whereas formerly the continent of Africa was merely a tactical jumping-off point for access to the Middle East, now…

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