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  • Consciousness of being: Re-imagining Biko 40 years on

    Veli Mbele | Global Pan-Africanism
    20.07.2017

    Forty years after Steve Biko’s murder in detention, the world we live in has not changed fundamentally for Black people. Regardless of where you reside in the world, how educated you are, religious, progressive or nice you may think you are, if you are Black you are guaranteed the scorn, humiliation, violence and death that Biko and others had to confront.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Steve Biko, Black Consciousness, Emery Patrice Lumumba, African liberation, Racism, Black Power, Anti-apartheid struggle

  • The Pan-African spirit

    Hannah Boakye | Global Pan-Africanism
    13.07.2017

    The 2nd Kwameh Nkrumah Pan-African Intellectual and Cultural Festival was held in Accra, Ghana, 25 June to 1 July 2017. The festival served as a vehicle for reflection and a springboard for new efforts to promote Pan-Africanism and transformation of the African world. Here is the experience of one youth volunteer at the event.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism The 2nd Kwameh Nkrumah Pan-African Intellectual and Cultural Festival, Pan-Africanism, Slavery, African liberation, African History, Indigenous knowledge

  • Marcus Garvey’s economic philosophy has a capitalism problem

    Ajamu Nangwaya | Global Pan-Africanism
    06.07.2017

    In spite of the positive elements of economic Garveyism, it is not appropriate for African liberation in the 21st century. Garvey’s economic development approach was based on reproducing the exploitative system of capitalism, which would continue to oppress the Afrikan working-class.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Marcus Mosiah Garvey, Ajamu Nangwaya, University of the West Indies, Garvey UWI controversy, African liberation, Pan-Africanism

  • Happy anti-racist African Liberation Day 2017!

    Antumi Toasijé | Global Pan-Africanism
    25.05.2017

    It is important to understand the political significance of this Day. It is not just a Day to celebrate our African pride but also a date to remember the freedom fighters of the continent and to keep in mind all the battles still to be fought for the definitive liberation from neocolonialism. It is a Day to denounce all foreign interference in Africa.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism African Liberation Day 2017, Anti-racism, Kwame Nkrumah, African Unity, African liberation, Organisation of African Unity, Pan-Africanism

  • African Liberation Day represents expansion of human freedom

    Strike Thokoane | Global Pan-Africanism
    25.05.2017

    Some 130 years ago, European powers met in Berlin to hatch an agenda of subjecting Africa and its peoples to mere vassals, property to be possessed and exploited for the benefit of white people. African Liberation Day celebrates the African people’s successful resistance to this oppression. The Day is also a proud commemoration of the role Africa has played in the advancement of human freedom.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism African Liberation Day, Kwame Nkrumah, African Unity, OAU Liberation Committee, Berlin Conference, Scramble for Africa, Imperialism, African liberation, Azania People’s Organization

  • A tribute to Kenneth Abrahams

    Shaun Whittaker and Harry Boesak | Global Pan-Africanism
    27.04.2017

    Throughout his life, he refused to collaborate with the ruling elite and remained committed to the principle of internationalism as witnessed by him joining up with Namibian migrant workers in Cape Town in the 1950s, or later being the people’s doctor in Lusaka where he treated fighters from various national liberation movements in southern Africa.

    Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Kenneth Abrahams, SWAPO, Neville Alexander, Namibia, African liberation, African nations and apartheid

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