Pan-Africanism

The canonization of Julius Nyerere, first president of Tanzania, draws ever closer.

The third international conference on Finance for Development (FfD3) started in the Ethiopian Capital Addis Ababa, on 13 July 2015 and ended on 16 July 2015. The global conference, the first on the African continent, attracted close to 5000 delegates from all over the world.

Altogether six awards will be presented, one overall award and five sub-regional awards:

The broad theme for this inaugural colloquium will be "Heroes and heroines of the back to Africa movements, Pan Africanism, African nationalism and global Africanism: Their philosophies, activities and legacies."

On Monday [25 May"> many African Government offices, businesses and banks grind to a halt in order to commemorate Africa Day.

Big mining firms in the Democratic Republic of Congo are worried.

In early 2012, a collective of Pan Africanists in Africa, the Caribbean, South America, Europe and North America began to circulate a call for the 8th PAC congress.

When the 2008 attacks on African immigrants in South Africa occurred, I had just moved back to Kenya after four years of living in Cape Town.

When what many call ‘xenophobia’ erupted in South Africa in May 2008, I made the following motion in the South African Parliament as a Member: