The more you love the People, the more you work for the People; the more you work for the People, the more you want to know the People; the more you study and know the People, the more you love the People; the more you love the People, the harder you work for the People… Kwame […]
Pan-Africanism In The 21st Century? The Solution or Another Distraction
Pan-African Seminar Series Come out and join us in a discussion on the Pan-African Movement today Free and Open to the Public Aya Centre (2nd junction after Oponglo Traffic light)
What’s The Word?; It ain’t “Xenophobia”!
“Tell me brother have you heard from Johannesburg? Sister/woman have you heard from Johannesburg? … We don’t know for sure because the news we get is unreliable, man … They may not get the news but they need to know we’re on their side. Now sometimes distance brings misunderstanding, but deep in my heart I’m […]
Pan-Africanism stands in opposition to Xenophobia
Note the following truth from Kwame Nkrumah from page 66 of his classic work “Class Struggle in Africa” talking about the POLITICAL phenomena currently referred to as Xenophobia. Afrophobia is a recent term referring to Xenophobia within the context of Africa and Xenophobia related to violence by Africans against other Africans: “Under colonial, the workers’ […]
A Pan-Africanist History (On The Road To Liberation) | A Story Of Revolution & Unity
The following gives a brief history of the birth of the Pan African Movement and a briefing on the A-APRP (All-African’s People Revolutionary Party) given by Comrade Dela (4 Minutes 40 Seconds)