Sudan: Progressive Popular Movements and Organizations Stand in Solidarity With the People of Sudan

Popular organizations and movements across Africa and beyond have condemned the ongoing massacre of the Sudanese people by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), calling for an immediate… Read more »

Tanzania: Post-Election Repression in Tanzania As President Suluhu 'Wins' With 97.66%

Tanzania's disputed elections, already clouded by credibility concerns, ended with President Samia Suluhu declared the winner. Authorities have intensified arrests and crackdowns,… Read more »

Tanzania: Protests Erupt in Tanzania Amid Disputed Elections, Internet Shutdown, and Curfew

Protests erupted as Tanzania went to the polls on October 29, 2025. With opposition leaders jailed, Internet access cut, the election has been criticized as ceremonial for… Read more »

Cameroon: Protests Erupt in Cameroon As the 92-Year-Old President Gets Another Seven-Year Term

Alleging electoral fraud, protesters have taken to the streets insisting on the victory of his opponent, a veteran of the regime who broke ranks, and garnered mass support by… Read more »

Africa: 80 Years Since 1945 Manchester Congress and the Need for Revolutionary Pan-Africanism

The anniversary of the Manchester Congress calls for reflection on its enduring significance and the meaning of Pan-Africanism in today's world, a time when the struggles for… Read more »

South Africa: Abahlali Basemjondolo Wins Landmark Ruling Halting Evictions in Lucrative Coastal Municipality

The Pietermaritzburg High Court halts forced evictions in KwaDukuza in a case involving Abahlali baseMjondolo's and the KwaDukuza Municipality, supported by Dolphin Coast… Read more »

Egypt: Egyptians Suffer Yet Another IMF-Instigated Price Hike

The fuel price hike is the fifth since the IMF increased its loan amount last year, conditional on the elimination of fuel subsidies and the sale of the public sector. Read more »

Burkina Faso: Ibrahim Traoré Pays Tribute to Thomas Sankara

For young people, who make up 75% of Burkina Faso's population, Sankara's legacy lives on in the policies of the current president Read more »

Burkina Faso: Burkina Faso Is a Place of Dignity, Not Expulsion - Foreign Minister Snubs Trump's Deportation Deal

In response to Burkina Faso's rejection of a deportation deal, the US Embassy has "temporarily paused all routine visa services", which the foreign minister terms as an attempt to… Read more »

Madagascar: Madagascar's Military Seizes Power After Parliament Impeaches Fleeing President Rajoelina

According to reports, President Andry Rajoelina of Madagascar fled to France following an agreement with President Emmanuel Macron. While he insists that he remains the leader, the… Read more »

Nigeria: World Bank Acknowledges Poverty Increase in Nigeria, but Doubles Down On the Reforms Causing It

Acknowledging that the implementation of its reforms coincided with an increase in poverty, the World Bank nevertheless calls on Nigeria to stay the course. Read more »

Benin: Workers Locked Inside Benin's Largest Cotton Factory Denounce 'Fake Industrialization'

Testimonies reveal exploitative conditions at the cotton factories in the government-backed Glo-Djigbé Industrial Zone in Benin Read more »

Guinea Bissau: With PAIGC Barred, Will Elections in Guinea-Bissau Legitimize a Neocolonial Dictatorship?

Opposition candidates are barred from contesting the November election in Guinea-Bissau as the "neocolonial agent", Umaro Embalo, maneuvers to consolidate his ECOWAS-backed… Read more »

South Africa: Abahlali BaseMjondolo Marks 20 Years of Struggle for Land, Dignity, and Socialism

Solidarity pours in from movements across Africa and the world as South Africa's shack dwellers' movement celebrates two decades of organizing, fighting for land and socialism. Read more »

South Africa: South African Activists On Gaza Flotilla Released and Deported to Jordan

South Africans activists on the Freedom Flotilla, including Nelson Mandela's grandson, Mandla Mandela. Have been released and deported to Jordan after being detained for several… Read more »

Kenya: New 'Gang Suppression Force' to Replace Kenyan Police's Haiti Mission

The UN voted to replace Kenya's mission in Haiti with a new global gang suppression force after 15 months of Kenya's deployment, a move that exposes the weakness of the mission in… Read more »

Madagascar: Madagascar's President Dissolves Government Following Youth-Led Protests

Madagascar has been rocked by the largest youth-led protest waves in years, leaving at least 22 dead and forcing President Andry Rajoelina to dissolve his government amid mounting… Read more »

West Africa: Niger Defends Sahel Sovereignty, Calls Out French Colonialism At UNGA

Niger's Prime Minister Lamine Zeine used the UNGA stage to deliver a fiery defense of Sahel sovereignty, calling out France for backing terrorist activities and waging economic war… Read more »

Africa: East Africa Rallies With the Anti-Imperialist Struggle in the Sahel

Solidarity events in Kenya and Tanzania marked two years since the formation of the Alliance of Sahel States, celebrating the Sahel's bold anti-imperialist stance and vision for… Read more »

West Africa: New Documentary Shines a Light On Those Building the Revolution in the Sahel

The film Sahel: Homeland or Death, by Brasil de Fato, is an invitation to gain a deeper understanding of the ongoing struggles for liberation Read more »

Ghana: Socialist Movement of Ghana Renews Commitment to Pan-African Unity, Socialist Transformation, and International Solidarity

The Second National Delegates Congress of the Socialist Movement of Ghana was held from September 19-21 at the Amílcar Cabral School Read more »

West Africa: Brazilian Lawmakers Meet With Leaders From Sahel Countries

This meeting is part of a series of activities promoted by the MST in support of the revolutions underway in the African region Read more »

Malawi: Malawi 2025 Elections - Peter Mutharika Set to Return As Malawi Faces Economic Challenges

Incumbent Chakwera, who took office in 2020 on an anti-corruption and reform platform, conceded defeat amid mounting public frustration over economic challenges. Read more »

West Africa: AES Countries Exit the ICC, Denouncing It As 'An Instrument of Neo-Colonial Repression'

Accusing the Court of selective targeting and incompetence in "prosecuting established war crimes, crimes against humanity, [and] genocide", the AES announced its exit, months… Read more »

Africa: Exiled Swazi Activists Protest Trump Deportation Deal Outside US Embassy in South Africa

King Mswati III, Africa's last absolute monarch, is accused of accepting USD 500 million from the Trump administration to accept deported criminals in Swaziland. Read more »