On 17 February, the High Authority for Communication (HAC) announced the suspension of social media across Gabonese territory “until further notice.” To justify this decision, the HAC claims that certain digital platforms have been misused by activists, who allegedly use them to undermine the honour and reputation of public institutions, Gabonese citizens, and public figures. […]
Read MoreOn Monday, 9 February 2026, the Defence and Security Forces (FDS) intervened amid student protests on the Cheikh Anta Diop University (UCAD) campus in Dakar. The FDS’s response was to use tear gas on a large scale in several buildings, creating a climate of fear, chaos and confusion on campus and forcing students to lock […]
Read MoreIn light of the events that occurred in Guinea-Bissau on 26 November 2025, a collective of human rights defenders is raising alarm over a serious violation of the electoral process’s integrity. Behind what is presented as a coup d’état lies a deliberate attempt to obstruct the proclamation of results and to confiscate the sovereign choice […]
Read MoreOn 26 November 2025, military officers announced that they had taken ‘full control’ of Guinea-Bissau until ‘further notice’, suspending institutions and preventing the proclamation of the results of the 23 November presidential and legislative elections. The borders were closed and the electoral process was halted just as citizens were waiting to find out who had […]
Read MoreThe situation in Tanzania is spiralling into violence and repression. The 29 October general elections were marred by the exclusion of major opposition parties and electoral irregularities. A wave of popular protests erupted on the same day in response and were met with severe suppression by the authorities. On the evening of the vote, the […]
Read MoreOn 27 October, following the Constitutional Council’s announcement of the final results of the Cameroonian presidential election by declaring Paul Biya the winner with 53.66% of the vote, opposition leader and Front for National Salvation of Cameroon (FSNC) candidate, Issa Tchiroma Bakary, announced that an attack on his home had resulted in two deaths. On […]
Read MoreSince 25th September, Madagascar has been plunged into an unprecedented political and social crisis. A wave of protests, unparalleled in their intensity and scale, has shaken several major cities across the country, particularly the capital, Antananarivo, as well as Antsiranana (North), Toamasina (East), and Toliara (South). According to Volker Türk, the United Nations High Commissioner […]
Read MoreFrom 26th to 28th June, the Togolese people have been peacefully mobilising to demand justice, democracy, and political change after two decades of unchallenged power under the regime of Faure Gnassingbé. In response to these legitimate demands, the authorities have reacted with relentless violence. Everyone has witnessed scenes of harassment and beatings in the streets […]
Read MoreIn light of the repression of peaceful demonstrations that occurred on 6 June in Togo, civil society organisations and African citizen movements express their deep concern. They condemn violations of fundamental freedoms, particularly the right to protest, and call on the Togolese authorities to ensure respect for human rights. They also urge ECOWAS to fully […]
Read MoreSenegalese civil society organisations have made a solemn appeal to the Senegalese people and the authorities of the Republic of Senegal, particularly to Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko, to mobilise against enforced disappearances and the brutal repression exercised by the transitional authorities of Guinea against civil society activists.
Read MoreOrganisations, citizens’ movements, civil society figures and media professionals are joining forces to call for a revision of Article 255 of the Senegalese Penal Code. They denounce legislation that threatens freedom of expression and call for it to be brought into line with international human rights standards.
Read MoreAfricTivistes expresses its deep concern over the arbitrary arrest of Kenyan activists Boniface Mwangi, Hanifa Farsafi, Hussein Khalid, Martha Karua, and Ugandan lawyer and journalist Agather Atuhaire, who were apprehended on Monday, 19 May 2025, in Tanzania while attending the treason trial of Tundu Lissu, leader of the main opposition party in Tanzania. Boniface Mwangi […]
Read MoreCitizens’ movements, activists, and African civil society actors are sounding the alarm over the manhunt of Bubacar Turé, President of the Guinea-Bissau League for Human Rights (LGDH).
Read MoreAfrican citizen movements, activists, campaigners, civil society actors strongly condemn the ongoing repression of journalists and media actors, as well as the drastic closing of civic space in Burkina Faso
Read MoreOn Tuesday, 11 March 2025, the Speaker of the National Assembly of Senegal, El Malick Ndiaye, announced the submission of a bill on the interpretation of the amnesty law related to the 2021-2014 events surrounding political demonstrations in Senegal. This announcement has sparked strong reactions from various quarters. This bill, approved by the President of […]
Read MoreWe, civil society organisations from West Africa, committed to democratic values and the rule of law, denounce constitutional manipulations and raise awareness about the political crisis in Guinea-Bissau.
Read MoreSince 27 January, fighting has erupted between the armed forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo (FARDC) and the March 23 Movement (M23) rebellion in Goma, the main city in Eastern DRC. These new clashes have resulted in 2,900 deaths, according to a report from the UN. 2,000 bodies have already been buried, while 900 […]
Read MoreOn 12 January, the poet and human rights defender Sokpor Sitsopé Honoré, also known as Affectio, was arrested. This human rights advocate, known for his engaged posts on Facebook, was accused of undermining the internal security of the state. According to witnesses of his arrest, Mr Honoré was the victim of an ambush set by […]
Read MoreOn Tuesday, 7 January 2025, the correctional court of Conakry sentenced the opposition leader, Aliou Bah, president of the Mouvement Démocratique Libéral (MoDeL), to a two-year prison term. This latest sentencing of political opponents, pro-democracy activists, civil society actors, artists, and journalists adds to the long series of abuses and violations of fundamental freedoms in […]
Read MoreJournalist Habib Marouane Camara, the general manager of the news website lerevelateur224.com, was violently abducted on the evening of Tuesday, December 3, by gendarmes near the home of businessman Kerfalla Person Camara, known as “KPC”, in Lambanyi, a suburb of Conakry, Republic of Guinea. A statement from his editorial team informs that the “gendarmes allegedly […]
Read MoreOn Thursday, 31st October, access to social media platforms, particularly WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook, was interrupted amid electoral protests and at a time when the opposition called for demonstrations. On 25th October, the country had already experienced a general Internet outage across various mobile operators. A week earlier, on 24th October, the electoral commission announced […]
Read MoreOn September 29th, while engaging with Togolese citizens during a meeting organised in Lomé by the Dynamic for the Majority of the People (DMP), Senegalese member of the ECOWAS Parliament, Guy Marius Sagna, was violently assaulted and injured by unidentified thugs. He was subsequently carried to a nearby clinic for treatment. Several other injured are […]
Read MoreOn 1 August, four pro-democracy activists were charged in Zimbabwe for demonstrating in support of opposition leader and head of the Coalition for Change (CCC) party Jameson Timba and dozens of that same opposition party, who were arrested in mid-June for taking part in an “illegal meeting”. The human rights activists arrested include human rights […]
Read MoreOn Tuesday June 25, more than twenty protesters lost their lives and more than 300 injured during protests against the Kenyan government’s 2024-2025 Finance Bill after police fired live ammunition at protesters opposing the bill. government law, which provides for new taxes. The protests were concentrated in the capital, Nairobi. But other gatherings were held […]
Read MoreIn Togo, the President of the Republic will no longer be elected by direct universal suffrage. A new Constitution was adopted on second reading on Friday April 19th, with 87 votes out of 87 in a Parliament largely dominated by the ruling majority. The text was approved on first reading late on March 25th. Once […]
Read MoreOn Wednesday April 10th, the President of Mali’s transitional government, Assimi Goïta, decreed the suspension “until further notice” of the activities of political parties and associations throughout the country. Since then, several opinion leaders, organisations and political parties have denounced an “unprecedented” act that “violates” all the country’s constitutional and legislative texts, while undermining democratic […]
Read MoreOn Sunday, March 15th , 2015 members of citizens’ movements in Senegal Fadel Barro, Aliou Sane, rapper Malal Talla alias Fou Malade (members of Y EN A Marre) and in Burkina Faso Oscibi Ouedraogo (Balai Citoyen) as well as Congolese artists, representatives of some youth organizations and activists Miyangu Kiakwama, Floribert Anzuluni, Ben Kelem, Franck […]
Read MoreHuman rights organizations ARTICLE 19 Senegal and West Africa, Amnesty International Senegal, the Senegalese League for Human Rights (LSDH), the African Meeting for the Defense of Human Rights (RADDHO), AfrikaJom Center and AfricTivistes strongly condemn the physical assault against the journalist and Director of the television channel 7TV, Maimouna Ndour Faye. We demand that an […]
Read MoreDakar, February 13 2024 AfricTivistes and Senegalese journalists, Moussa Ngom and Ayoba Faye, have petitioned the ECOWAS Court of Justice (ECOWAS Court). challenging the Senegalese authorities’ shutdown of the Internet in June, July and August 2023. The action was filed in collaboration with Media Defence and Stanford Law School’s Rule of Law Impact Lab in […]
Read MoreThe days when Senegal was held up as an example of democracy in West Africa seem to be fading fast. On Saturday 3 February, a few hours before the official opening of the electoral campaign, President Macky Sall, delivering a speech to the nation, decided by decree to cancel the February 25th presidential election. This […]
Read MoreAccess to social networks has been restricted in and around the capital Conakry in Guinea since Novembre 24th. Users are forced to use virtual private networks (VPNs) to access the applications affected namelyWhatsApp, Messenger, Facebook, Telegram, YouTube and Twitter). However, some towns in-country are not affected by this restriction. Guinean media such as Fim FM […]
Read MoreThe inauguration of the National Gendarmerie High Command Headquarters in Dakar was an opportunity for the President of Senegal Macky Sall, to once again blast social media, calling the platforms “new forms of disruption of public order and national destabilisation.” This statement, made in the presence of the cabinet and the security forces, comes a […]
Read MoreAfricTivistes aims to “redefine good information as a pillar of a strong health system” through the pilot phase of the Health Lab project. The training workshop, held from October 9th to 13th, provided health media professionals from Senegal and the sub-region with techniques in health investigation. The five-day training workshop on health-sector online investigative journalism […]
Read MoreThe Seminar on Information and Democracy was held in Dakar on October 24 and 25, with the aim of fostering “an inclusive and responsible digital environment to strengthen democracy and citizen participation in Senegal” at a time when, according to Cyriac Gbogou, Vice-President of AfricTivistes, many democracies in Africa are going through a difficult period. […]
Read MoreAfricTivistes will be awarding the AfricTivistes Media & Democracy Prize on the sidelines of the Seminar on Information and Democracy to be held in Dakar on 24th and 25th October 2023. This award aims to acknowledge the media that has most distinguished itself in the defence and promotion of democratic principles in Senegal. AfricTivistes is […]
Read MoreAfricTivistes is hosting a webinar in partnership with the Club de Madrid on Wednesday October 18th from 11am GMT to explore the real causes of the coups d’État in West Africa and all the other related issues. In less than three years, five countries in West Africa and the Sahel have experienced putsches and attempted […]
Read MoreAfricTivistes launched the pilot phase of the Health Lab project this Monday, October 9, 2023. This programme, launched by AfricTivistes and supported by Seek Initiative, aims to train and equip media professionals, bloggers in Africa focusing on health with the skills necessary to conduct in-depth journalistic investigations using only digital sources, verify the traceability of […]
Read MoreThe coordinator of the Y’en à Marre movement and deputy coordinator of the F24 platform that includes several active groups in the country, Alioune Sané, was arrested on October 5th was arrested at his home by members of the urban security force of Dakar’s central police station following a warrant for his arrest. The police […]
Read MoreThe AfricTivistes team of developers stood out at the Refine Open Source Hackathon, winning 2nd prize in the refine + DEV Hackathon. The team had submitted a monitoring and evaluation platform designed as part of AfricTivistes’ Local Open GovLab (LOG) project, to support local governments in African countries in integrating digital tools for budget transparency, […]
Read MoreAfricTivistes and the African Union’s Economic, Social and Cultural Council (ECOSOCC) organised a virtual solidarity session on 12 June to inform African CSOs and citizens about the political crisis that has been unfolding in Senegal since March 2021. Several of the recommendations made during this online panel are being taken into account by the African […]
Read MoreThis Wednesday, August 30, just as the official results of the general elections indicated Ali Bongo’s supposed victory with 64.27% of the vote in a highly tense context that included an internet blackout and a ban on election observation, a group of soldiers announced on television the cancellation of the election and the dissolution of […]
Read MoreAs part of the Charter Project Africa, the Gorée Institute organised a regional workshop from 23 to 25 May on strengthening citizen involvement in democratic governance in Africa. Attended by a number of West African civil society organisations and regional and continental institutions, the meeting was an opportunity for young people, who are at the […]
Read MoreIn a press release issued this Monday, July 31, 2023, the Ministry of Communication, Telecommunications and Digital Economy announced the temporary suspension of the internet (internet network via mobile data). The reason given is to halt “the dissemination of hateful and subversive messages conveyed on social media”. Cutting off the internet and other forms of […]
Read MoreNiger’s President Mohamed Bazoum, democratically elected in February 2021, has been confined and detained at the Presidency of the Republic of Niger since Wednesday July 26th, by members of his presidential guard. On Wednesday evening, after general confusion during the day and the failure of talks initiated by the regional authorities of the Economic Community […]
Read MoreAfricTivistes and the Economic, Social and Cultural Council (ECOSOCC) of the African Union are organising a “Solidarity e-session on the political situation in Senegal” this Monday 12 June 2023 at 10am (GMT). The aim of this session is to brief participants on the crisis in the country, identify the issues at stake, discuss key points […]
Read MoreWe, AfricTivistes, a pro-democracy organisation promoting the responsible use of digital technologies for effective citizen participation, strongly denounce the restrictions imposed by the Senegalese government on the use of social networks, in a context of widespread protests following the conviction of opposition politician Ousmane Sonko. According to network data collected in real time and an […]
Read MoreAfricTivistes launches “AfricTivistes Health Lab”, an initiative supported by Seek Initiative, to build the capacity of health journalists and bloggers in French-speaking Africa. The programme aims to equip participants with the necessary skills to conduct in-depth journalistic investigations using digital sources, verify the traceability of a video or photo, and create secure interactive graphics and […]
Read MoreKhartoum, the capital of Sudan, and other places in the country have been under fire, explosions and fighting between two generals since 15 April. The war between General Abdel Fattah Al-Burhane, the president of the transitional government, and General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo, his number two, has left more than 500 people dead and 4,000 injured. […]
Read MoreSenegal, a country long considered an example of democracy in West Africa, is currently going through a rarely experienced time of crisis, marked by political tension, human rights abuses, and uncertainties about the country’s peaceful stability.
Read MoreFatouma Harber is a Malian human rights defender, teacher and blogger based in Timbuktu, northern Mali. In 2012, while armed Islamist groups occupied the city, she used her blog to denounce the human rights abuses perpetrated against civilians, especially women. Initially, Fatouma tried to remain anonymous, but when her blog was nominated for an award, […]
Read MoreAfricTivistes and more than 60 other civil society, citizen and political organisations, trade unions and opinion leaders join forces to defend and consolidate Senegal’s democratic gains
Read MoreAfricTivistes hosted a seminar on 20 February 2023 in Nouakchott, Mauritania to launch the AfricTivistes CitizenLab under the theme “Digital for citizen engagement and participation”. The objective of this seminar was to raise awareness among the population, governments, civil society and partners on the need for a citizen innovation hub in Mauritania. The Mauritanian state […]
Read MoreOn Tuesday 21 February 2023, the Tunisian President, Kaïs Saïed, violently attacked sub-Saharan Africans during a National Security Council session. He called for “urgent measures” against illegal immigration in his country, saying that the presence of sub-Saharan African migrants was a source of “violence, crime and unacceptable acts” and that the arrival of “hordes of […]
Read MoreWhile West Africa has entered a period of particularly serious political and security tensions, Senegal seemed to be one of the last countries in the region where democracy remained the bedrock of society. However, many signals suggest that President Macky Sall is seeking a third term in office, which is unconstitutional and a source of […]
Read MoreAfricTivistes launches CitizenLab Mauritania project on February 20, 2023 in Nouakchott under the theme: “Make digital work for citizen engagement and participation in Mauritania.” AfricTivistes CitizenLab Mauritania is a citizen fab aimed at supporting, mentoring and providing tools to Mauritanian civil society actors through training, tech tool development, and support for innovation and co-creation. This […]
Read MoreThe year 2022 was particularly dark for journalists all over Africa, harassed, oppressed and arrested. The year 2023 begins with a heinous crime. Cameroonian journalist Martinez Zogo was found dead on Sunday, January 22, 2023. The director general of AMPLITUDE FM radio, had been kidnapped on Tuesday, January 17, 2023, in front of a gendarmerie […]
Read MoreAfricTivistes CitizenLab is a programme to accelerate the participatory engagement of young people in the consolidation of democracy. It is a hub for innovation and production of valuable content based on digital democracy projects. An innovative citizen’s hub will soon be set up in Mauritania. Its aim is to support, accompany and equip Mauritanian civil […]
Read MoreTen women from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Senegal have been selected for a digital security training to be held in December in Dakar. After having trained more than five hundred and fifty (550) journalists and civil society actors in eleven (11) countries in Africa and the Diaspora (Haiti) from 2017 to 2019, AfricTivistes […]
Read MoreThe year 2022 is particularly dark for West African journalists whose freedoms have been threatened and restricted on several occasions. In Senegal, the journalist and editor of the website Dakar Matin, Pape Alé Niang, was arrested on Sunday 6 November for disclosing information not made public by the competent authority and likely to harm national […]
Read More23 migrants die at the Spanish border Twenty-three people died on Friday 24 June 2022 as they tried to cross the wall between Nador in Morocco and the Spanish enclave of Melilla in a mass attack. Images show dozens of tangled bodies, dead and injured, lying on the ground after Moroccan police tried to push […]
Read MoreMass public protests marred by violent clashes between protesters and law enforcement have been noted throughout the Senegalese territory. Participants denounce a politically-motivated move to get rid of a political adversary and leader of the opposition, Member of Parliament Ousmane Sonko, who came third in the 2019 presidential elections. It could be recalled that this […]
Read MoreFor the Republic of Guinea’s presidential elections to be fair and democratic, President Alpha Condé must ensure a stable and open internet before, during, and after polling day — scheduled for October 18, 2020. “The internet plays a crucial role in elections, and the Guinean people have the right to actively participate in the voting process, engage in […]
Read MoreCôte d’Ivoire is the fourth African country to withdraw its voluntary declaration accepting the jurisdiction of the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights. On 29 April 2020, the Ivorian State announced that it was withdrawing its declaration of jurisdiction to the Court provided for in Article 34 (6) of the Protocol establishing the African […]
Read MoreFor several months, Guinean President Alpha Condé has expressed to Guineans his desire to change the Constitution of the country. A constitutional change could allow him run for a third term whereas such a project is impossible under the current Constitution. On 12 October 2019, six (6) leaders of the National Front for the Defense […]
Read MorePress release in support of Gabonese people Let’s avoid a stalemate in the post-election situation We, Africtivistes, are closely following the situation in Gabon, after the 27 August 2016 presidential election in which 628,000 citizens voted to choose between incumbent President Ali Bongo and the main contender of the united opposition, Jean Ping. After delaying […]
Read MoreThe renowned online media Algérie-Focus and its editor-in-chief have been subject to smear campaigns and received death threats spearheaded by Facebook pages affiliated with political groups in Algeria. This followed the publication of a story alleging that the son of a Government minister was living in a luxurious state-owned residence bought with taxpayers’ money. The […]
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