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Africa Action produces a range of resources on African affairs and Africa policy.

These resources analyze U.S. relations with Africa, particularly on the key issues of our campaigns. They help promote U.S. policies that respond to Africa’s challenges and support African struggles for peace, development and human rights. The resources we produce also reveal and challenge the system of global apartheid that keeps Africa poor and marginalized.

Africa Action resources and information are divided into the sections listed on the left of this page.

Newest Resources

The Ties that Bind Bush and Bashir
April 8, 2008
"This Africa Action report explores the hypocrisy of U.S.-Sudan policy, on the one hand condemning genocide, and on the other working closely with Khartoum on the so-called war on terror..."  Go >

Africa Action Talking Points on How to Stop Genocide in Darfur, Sudan
April 8, 2008
"These newly updated talking points illustrate the urgent need for U.S. diplomatic engagement to protect the people of Darfur and promote peace for Sudan..."  Go >

African Voices on AFRICOM
February 22, 2008
"Africa Action stands in solidarity with African voices opposing the militarization of U.S.-Africa relations...  Go >

Africa Action Statement on the Upcoming Elections in Zimbabwe
February 14, 2008
"As Zimbabwe's presidential, legislative and local elections in March approach, Africa Action urges the Bush administration to move away from unilateral intervention in Zimbabwe's political process and instead support people-driven democracy through multilateral engagement..."  Go >

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