- Which debts of Mufti Mubajje are taxpayers footing, and WHY? - The hefty sums we are paying to DRC, who took the loot? Is it taxpayers? Did the individual looters pay? - The Pinetti pit that keeps taking; is there any accountability to the taxpayer for every cent? - The

As we mark Africa Liberation Week 2025, we honour the legacy of resistance and the power of radical imagination. 💭 How are you dreaming, building, healing, organising, or reimagining Africa’s future? From community care to creative expression, policy change to protest—every

I like this brother, he's really doing the Lord's work! Citizen vigilance, and citizen journalism at its best!

It tears my heart to say that my father, Ngugi Wa Thiong'o passed away earlier today. I am me because of him in so many ways, as his child, scholar and writer. I love him - I am not sure what tomorrow will bring without him here. I think that is all I have to say for now.

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“Isn’t it ironic that on a planet so rich and bountiful, entire continents are made to kneel in debt?” In this bold and urgent reflection, Precious Tricia Abwooli confronts the colonial architecture of global debt and the brutal irony of a system that makes African women pay for

As we prepare for the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD) happening in Seville, Spain from 30th June to 3rd July 2025, we must come together as African feminist activists and advocates participating in or closely following the FfD process. To this end,

The countdown to the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD) is on. As African feminist activists and advocates engaged in or closely monitoring the FfD process, it’s vital we unite to amplify our collective voice. In this spirit, Akina Mama wa Afrika

Jane Nalunga, ED SEATINI UGANDA -Uganda, eloquently explores the intricate relationship between trade and the Financing for Development (FfD) process, shedding light on its significance and impact. As developing countries and Least Developed Countries (LDCs), we are grappling

Ahead of our webinar on #FfD4, we’re sharing a powerful reflection by Shereen Talaat of MENAFem Movement, which exposes the illusion of international consensus from the most recent outcome document on the 4th International Financing for Development Conference. 🔗 Read the

Join Akina Mama wa Afrika (AMwA) today for a virtual dialogue as we sharpen feminist demands ahead of the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FfD4). We’ll be unpacking the politics of tax, trade, debt, and climate finance—exploring what’s at stake and why

Rich countries are attempting to sabotage sovereign debt reform. We urge the negotiators of #G77 governments to stand united and fight for a just outcome document at #FFD4.

Join the SOAWR Coalition Regional Cluster on June 24, 2025, from 12:00 pm to 2:00 pm EAT as we reflect on activities held to commemorate SOAWR's 20th anniversary and discuss the main outcomes, opportunities, challenges, and lessons learned from the 83rd Session, as well as action

Kicking start of the Rabat Roadmap #FFD4 A collective Agenda for People and Planet #FeministHoldtheline #FfD4People

Join us at this virtual side event @ #FFD4 We are presenting the Rabat Roadmap, the outcome of a global feminist convening in Rabat, Guided by the expertise and analysis of feminists from theMENA, and the global South more broadly Join here; us02web.zoom.us/w/85708839628?…

The Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (#FfD4) was framed as a turning point for global finance. But whose voices were heard? Whose realities were sidelined? And what comes next for those pushing for gender and economic justice? Akina Mama wa Afrika is

When public funds meant for healthcare and education are redirected to militarised responses and debt repayment, we must ask: Who truly benefits from the current tax system? And who pays the real price? This reflection from a feminist lens, by A.b.w.o.o.l.i🦋 and Kanywamate🦋

What does feminist economic justice look like in a world rigged by unequal power and finance? As the dust settles on the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (#FfD4), critical questions remain: Whose priorities were centred? Whose lived realities were

In a global economy designed by and for power, what does feminist economic justice truly demand? As the Fourth International Conference on Financing for Development (#FfD4) concludes, we’re left with urgent questions: Who shaped the agenda? Who was silenced in the process?