This is Part II of a Two-Part Article. See Part I here Unification “Divide and conquer” is a very old strategy used by oppressors. Africa is extremely divided, and it is for that reason that Pan-Africanism can be achieved only if Africa is united. How did Africa become divided in the first place? As the […]
African Puppets of Imperialism Must Go! (Part I)
Revolutionary Pan-Africanism calls us to unite and forge a definitive struggle against neo-colonialism: Forward to one unified socialist Africa. The All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (A-APRP) thanks you for your participation in the 2019 commemorations of African Liberation Day. This special day of work, study and organizing has become an institution across not only the length […]
The Niger Delta in Nigeria: Another Example of Africa on Fire
The Niger Delta is a region in the West African country of Nigeria that is known mostly for its vast oil reserves. Like most of Africa, not much more is known about the Niger Delta by most people in the world, particularly those in the West. Equally obscured is the reality that also like much […]
African Human and Peoples’ Rights, NGOs and the Incomplete Mission
The Gambia recently saw the removal of Yahya Jammeh after twenty-two years of rule. This was spearheaded by a coalition of political parties (including the People’s Democratic Organization for Independence and Socialism-PDOIS) as well as civil society represented by non-governmental organizations focused on human and Peoples’ rights. These non-governmental organizations (NGOs) blossomed all over Africa […]
Neo-Colonialism, Boko Haram, and the Cycle of Oppression against Women in Nigeria
Zainab Maina, the Minister of Women’s Social Development in Nigeria, stated in 2013 that seven of every 10 women in Nigeria live in poverty. Although this sad narrative of the conditions of African women in Nigeria can be told using any country in the world as the backdrop, taking a look at Nigeria provides a […]