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Africa Action is the oldest organization in the U.S. working on African
affairs. Our mission is to change U.S. Africa relations to promote political,
economic and social justice in Africa. We provide accessible information
and analysis and we mobilize popular support for campaigns to achieve
this mission.
Vulture Funds - Spotlight on Zambia March 20, 2008 "This campaign update explores vulture funds - what they are and what can be done to stop them - using the case study of Zambia. In 2007, Zambia was forced to pay $15 million of expected debt cancellation savings intended for education and health care to the vulture fund Donegal International..."
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Walk with me in Zimbabwe March 18, 2008 "The press is already heating up with stories about Zimbabwe in advance of the March 29th elections. The question is - are you getting the whole story? Africa Action invites you to journey to the region through our new blog. Click here to find out more..."
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African Voices on AFRICOM February 22, 2008 "Africa Action stands in solidarity with African voices opposing the militarization of U.S.-Africa relations...
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Widespread Praise of Bush�s Africa Visit Ignores President�s Flawed Legacy February 20, 2008 "As President Bush returns to the United States after his visit to Africa, Africa Action challenges the view that the Bush administration's policy toward Africa will leave behind the positive legacy of a 'compassionate conservative'..."
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Africa Policy Outlook 2008 February 6, 2008 - Gerald LeMelle "Africa Action's annual Policy Outlook highlights the key themes and trends in U.S. Africa policy. In 2008, the Bush administration�s fixation on security and the �war on terror� will escalate the militarization of U.S. policy in Africa. In his last year in office, President Bush will continue to promote economic policies that exacerbate global inequalities..."(jointly published with Foreign Policy in Focus)Go >
BBC News | Africa | World Edition
Army launches assault in Comoros A military operation begins in the Comoros to put down a year-old rebellion on the island of Anjouan.
Mining forces out thousands in SA Mining giant Anglo American has displaced thousands of South Africans in its quest for platinum, a BBC report finds.
Liberians suspend Ghana protest Liberian women refugees halt a five-week sit-in protest against their repatriation from a refugee camp in Ghana.
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