A towering voice in Global Africa has joined the ancestors. Professor Kwame Ninson’s scholarship and contributions to Africa’s transformation remain an impactful legacy.

Brock and Matthews pay homage to a global African fighter. On 25 September 2025, the earth released Assata Shakur to rest with the Ancestors. Sister Assata’s legacy lives through her struggles, art, political thoughts, (collective) actions, and the millions of lives she impacted and defended.

Abdullah Ibrahim has joined the ancestors. His vast musical repertoire will continue to travel across generations. 

Global Pan African Movement honors Assata Shakur, beloved freedom fighter, exiled black liberation revolutionary activist who lived free and joined the ancestors free in Havana, Cuba. 

Otim remembers the Nigerian-based, Pan-Africanist, Ugandan novelist, poet, and champion of the rural poor.

Diallo explores the life of Mohamed Khalil Qassem and his legacy.

Diallo explores the political significance of Qassem’s literary output and his legacy

Legends are to be celebrated, especially when they are alive. Agozino furthers this tradition by celebrating the prolific intellectual, author, poet, and activist, Ifi Amadiume.

Musau explores the emancipatory legacy of Ngugi wa Thiong’o through a review of five of Ngugi’s books.

Opicho challenges Onyango-Obbo on the source of Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s revolutionary awakening.