Pan-Africanism

As we mark the 35th anniversary of Mangaliso Sobukwe’s passing, one of the questions that his legacy poses to our generation is: what have we done, in our time, to contribute towards the realisation of his vision for our country and continent?

Nairobi, Friday 25 January 2013

This article (Zuma and Zulu Nationalism, William Gumede, Pambazuka 19/12/12) is interesting because it leaves out the most important facts of the political relationships among the Zulus and any deep knowledge of what was actu

For most of the 100 years of the ANC’s history, two distinct strands of Zulu nationalism competed for dominance in the ANC, but especially in the KwaZulu Natal wing of the party, the one conservative, and more closed-off, the other, progressive and more inclusive of other communities.

My initial reaction to the puppet Kenyan Justice Minister and Sabatia MP Eugene Wamalwa’s proclamation that the diaspora vote will be excluded from the ballot was muted disappointment, then reluctant acceptance of this edict.

Cuba's direct, extensive, critical and decisive role in the struggle against the apartheid regime in South Africa is little known in the West.

“The essence of AiD is reinventing and re-imagining development, so that Africans are no longer objects of development but rather the drivers of social change.

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