Motsoko Pheko

It is with deep sadness that we learned the Nkonyeni family had lost their son so unexpectedly. The death of your son is a great loss to this nation as well, and to the Pan Africanist Congress of Azania, the liberation movement in which he was highly respected.

After a long time of disappointing many people, the African Union [AU"> has given some hope that it can defend and protect African interests without fear from the intimidation of imperialist countries.

The meaning of the term “African Renaissance” now running parallel with Pan Africanism in the corridors of the African Union must be clarified.

The warrior who was buried on 25 January 2014 for his deserved terrestrial rest and his celestial honour and glory beyond the grave, conferred on him by his Creator and Heavenly Father through that unique Person in all history who conquered death, and said to those who believe, like this African

After my imprisonment for my anti-apartheid activities, I spent some years at the United Nations in New York and at the UN Commission on Human Rights in Geneva as an accredited representative of the victims of apartheid and colonialism in South Africa.

Liberation without repossession of land by the dispossessed is a gigantic colonial fraud.There can be no true nationhood and national sovereignty without land. There can be no national identity without land. Land is life.

Zimbabwe is once again an eye opener to all Africans who value their national sovereignty and control of their country’s mineral wealth and other Africa’s national resources for their people. The sustained attack on Zimbabwe is an economic war by imperialist Western countries on Africa.

America and Britain invaded Iraq in 2003 by spreading false propaganda that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction such as chemical and nuclear weapons and murdered Saddam Hussein through this fraudulently fabricated “crime.” 2013 is the 10th anniversary of the invasion and occupation of Iraq

The land dispossession of the African indigenous majority was the primary contradiction of the liberation struggle against colonialism. At the negotiations table with the apartheid regime, land dispossession of the African people vanished like mist and became a taboo.

On 28 July 2013, Mondli Makhanya of Sunday Times in Johannesburg criticised Julius Malema’s “ambitions of annexing the whole of southern Africa.’’ But wrote that, “Although, I might encourage him or any other possible future president of South Africa to do something about Lesotho and Swaziland.