Pan-Africanism

He’s a son of a bitch, but he’s our son of a bitch

As Venezuelans, we have roots in Africa that dene our national identity, and therefore this continent is no stranger to Latin America and the Caribbean.

El-Hajj Malik El-Shabazz (Malcolm X) was assassinated 51 years ago, on Feb. 21, 1965, because of his attempt to internationalize the struggle of African people inside the United States. Malcolm was born 91 years ago on May 19, 1925. While U.S.

A center designed for the preservation and exhibition of the contributions of people of African descent in the United States is scheduled to open later this year.

Franklyn Harvey was one of the most dynamic political philosophers and radical activists of the Caribbean New Left (1968-1983).

We are commemorating the 58^th anniversary of African Liberation Day on May 25. When most of us think of Pan-Africanism and its majo

Today’s (Wednesday 18 May 2016) New York Times editorial has unambiguously called on the US government not to sell warplanes to the murderous regime.

That the recent swearing-in of President Museveni for a fifth consecutive term as leader of Uganda garnered the biggest attendance of African Heads of State speaks to my thesis that Africa is still largely "Not Yet Uhuru".

The subject of political leadership has maintained a presence in the discourse on African development since the dawn of independence.

But for The New York Times of 16 May 2016, I would never have heard of Dr. Anne Deborah Atai-Omorotu. Yet she was one of the greatest genuine heroines that Africa has ever produced.