Kwame Ture embodied the revolutionary African personality in his thought, actions and physical attire. He was passionately committed to overturning the systems of imperialism, capitalism, neocolonialism and Zionism that continue to subjugate African people around the world (Originally published in Pambazuka News 653: SPECIAL ISSUE: Kwame Ture and the African Revolution Today) ‘..The more you […]
Pan-Africanism and International Solidarity: Two Complementary Elements of the A-APRP
Over the life of the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (50 Years) and its women’s wing, the All-African Women’s Revolutionary Union (38 Years), two of the consistent elements of our party’s programme have been the political objective of Revolutionary Pan-Africanism, and the principle of revolutionary solidarity with the International Socialist and Anti-Imperialist movements. For the A-APRP/A-AWRU these two […]
Socialism in Africa or One Unified Socialist Africa: The 2-line struggle of the African Left
By Sobukwe Shukura – A-APRP Central Committee The Pan-Africanism Today (PAT) conference distinguished itself from the right opportunism of 7th PAC (hosted by the neo-colonialist forces in Uganda) and 8th PAC that made no ideological commitment to socialism or mass organizations like workers, women or youth. These conferences made no advancement from the 5th Pan-African Congress (the […]
Forum for High School Pan-African Clubs – Accra, Ghana
During 2018 the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (A-APRP) has been commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the publication of the seminal work “Handbook of Revolutionary Warfare” by Kwame Nkrumah in 1968. In that book he called for the formation of the A-APRP, which was founded in the same year in Guinea-Conakry under Co-Presidents Ahmed Sekou Toure […]
Pan-African & Anti-Colonialism at Native Liberation Conference – Albuquerque, NM, U.S.
Join All African People’s Revolutionary Party – New Mexico at The Red Nation‘s Third Annual Native Liberation Conference for a presentation discussing why we MUST frame the African liberation struggle as an anti-colonial and anti-capitalist national liberation struggle – not an anti-racist one. We have to change the way we think about our struggle to change the way we fight […]