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Global Pan-Africanism


  • Chávez, internationalism, and socialism

    Beverly Bell | Global Pan-Africanism
    10.04.2013

    Economist Camille Chalmers is a leader in Latin American social movements and executive secretary of the Platform for Alternative Development in Haiti (PAPDA) and was interviewed by Beverly Bell. He shares his views on Chávez’s vision of a revolutionary Latin America that sought internationalist solidarity with Haiti, Africa and Asia among other issues.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Hugo Chavez, Internationalism, Socialism

  • Mangaliso Sobukwe: The lessons of his life

    Veli Mbele | Global Pan-Africanism
    07.03.2013

    Sobukwe was an indefatigable Pan-Africanist, theoretician and revolutionary humanist who selflessly dedicated his life to one thing only — the liberation of humanity and, in particular, the liberation of black people

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Towards a Pan-African network of inhabitants organizations

    Mike Davies and Jules Dumas | Global Pan-Africanism
    14.02.2013

    There is a growing consensus to establish a continental network of organised inhabitants that will solidify linkages between activist groups across Africa

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Zuma and Zulu nationalism: A response to Gumede

    Gary K. Busch | Global Pan-Africanism
    16.01.2013

    A long memory is necessary in untangling the political relationships among the Zulus as well as the historic conflict between the ANC and Inkatha, which Gary Busch assesses in his rejoinder to William Gumede

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism South Africa

  • Zuma and Zulu nationalism

    William Gumede | Global Pan-Africanism
    19.12.2012

    Zuma has skillfully used Zulu or African ‘traditions’ to cover-up poor personal choices, indiscretions and wrong behavior, and portrayed those who oppose such poor behavior of being opposed to African ‘traditions’ or ‘culture,’ argues William Gumede.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism South Africa

  • Kenya: Attempt to suppress the diaspora vote

    Nathan Wangusi | Global Pan-Africanism
    06.12.2012

    Democratic election is a game of numbers and, as things stand, Kenyans in the diaspora who would have been the proverbial swing voters in the March 4 election have effectively been disenfranchised for political reasons

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Kenya

  • Cuba and Southern African Liberation

    Isaac Saney | Global Pan-Africanism
    05.12.2012

    One of the greatest military victories in African history, conducted jointly by Angolan and Cuban troops in 1987-1988 in the Angolan town of Cuito Cuanavale, is little known in global history

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Africans in the Diaspora launches campaign

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    05.12.2012

    Africans in the Diaspora (AiD) launches its “New Year, New AiD” holiday fundraising campaign to raise resources for three African social change organizations.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • 2nd Pan-African Fellowship program

    Fahamu - Networks for Social Justice | Global Pan-Africanism
    01.11.2012

    Are you a community-based social justice activist in Kenya with an interest in deepening your theoretical and practical understanding of methods for effective advocacy and creating meaningful change?

    Fahamu is calling for applications for 2nd Pan-African Fellowship program (FPAF) in 2013.

    Deadline: November 9, 2012.

    Find details in the links below:

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    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Africa: Pan African Parliament seeks more powers

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    16.10.2012

    The Pan African Parliament (PAP), now in its third five-year term in Midrand near Johannesburg, is urging the continent's leaders to start taking it seriously by giving it the powers to do the real work of legislation and oversight that it was created to do. The continental institution, created as part of the African Rennaisance vision, has been little more than a talk shop since its inception in 2004.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • 2nd Pan-African Fellowship program

    Fahamu - Networks for Social Justice | Global Pan-Africanism
    11.10.2012

    Are you a community-based social justice activist in Kenya with an interest in deepening your theoretical and practical understanding of methods for effective advocacy and creating meaningful change?

    Fahamu is calling for applications for 2nd Pan-African Fellowship program (FPAF) in 2013.

    Deadline: November 9, 2012.

    Find details in the links below:

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    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • US elections: 5 reasons Romney is bad for the African diaspora

    Jamila Aisha Brown | Global Pan-Africanism
    12.09.2012

    The Romney-Ryan campaign’s promise of a resurgence in the United States’ global dominance would negatively impact the African diaspora.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Celebrating Tajudeen: Horace Campbell reflects on Pan-Africanism

    Fatoumata Toure | Global Pan-Africanism
    26.07.2012

    Pan-Africanism is at the heart of the continent’s total liberation. Tajudeen, and all other Pan-Africanists, understood that without this, the restoration of the freedom, values and dignity of Africa’s people is impossible.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Who was Emperor Haile Selassie’s mother?

    Elyas Mulu Kiros | Global Pan-Africanism
    05.07.2012

    Politics, ethnicity and religion have always been interwoven in Ethiopia, which is why Haile Selassie never wanted to reveal the full identity of his mother.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Burkina Faso: Lawyer vows to pursue Sankara's killers

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    04.07.2012

    The lawyer for the family of slain Burkinabé president Thomas Sankara says he has 'irrevocable evidence' of those who assassinated the late charismatic leader. Mr Bénéwendé Sankara made the statement in Ouagadougou where he reapeted the call for Burkina Faso’s defence minister to order the launch of legal procedures in the matter. On Thursday, a superior court in Ouagadougou said the assassination case filed by the slain leader’s wife Mariam Sankara and their son could be prosecuted under local laws.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Burkina Faso

  • Africa: AU security panel discuss African terror strategy

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    04.07.2012

    The 9th session of the African Commission for Intelligence and Security Services (CISSA) concluded 27 June in Algiers with plans to further co-ordinate counter-terrorism initiatives across the continent. Government officials and security experts took part in the two-day closed session, which aimed to find solutions to the volatile situation in Mali, al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM) encroachment into the Sahel-Saharan region and other security threats. The annual meetings provide the African Union (AU) Peace and Security Council with necessary information to draft African policy, preserve peace and settle disputes.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Writer Rosa Guy was a Pan-Africanist

    Margaret Busby | Global Pan-Africanism
    20.06.2012

    Author, playwright and civil rights activist who confronted the tough realities of race, sex, class and poverty in her work.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • How Africa can raise money through diaspora bonds

    William Gumede, David Monyae and Kamo Motshidi | Global Pan-Africanism
    13.06.2012

    The idea of issuing diaspora bonds should be considered a viable alternative to raise finance for Africa’s development.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Africa: First pan-African health journalism network created

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    11.06.2012

    Journalists from across Africa announced the creation of the first continent-wide professional association of health journalists. The new organization, the African Health Journalists Association, aims to improve the quality and quantity of reporting on health issues so that people across the continent can make healthy choices for their lives. The group’s media coverage will encourage the best possible public health programs and policies throughout the continent.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

  • Global: The African Diaspora in the Indian Ocean world

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    06.06.2012

    Over the course of nearly 20 centuries, millions of East Africans crossed the Indian Ocean and its several seas and adjoining bodies of water in their journey to distant lands, from Arabia and Iraq to India and Sri Lanka. The African Diaspora in the Indian Ocean World traces a truly unique and fascinating story of struggles and achievements across a variety of societies, cultures, religions, languages and times.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism

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