Address on May 23, 2026, delivered at the African Liberation Day celebration in Syracuse, New York, themed Haiti & Cuba: Defending Pan-African Unity Against Imperialism, and organized by the Global Pan African Movement and the Pan African Community of Central New York.

The struggle is one, the fronts are many. Across two volumes, this special issue brings together critical perspectives on the enduring challenges and emerging possibilities of liberation and reparative justice.

Address on May 24, 2026, delivered at the African Liberation Day celebration in Barbados, themed Haiti & Cuba: Defending Pan-African Unity Against Imperialism, and organized by the Global Pan African Movement in association with the Ministry of Pan African Affairs and Heritage of Barbados.

An in-depth analysis with content mostly missing in conversations about reparations and reparative justice; delivered at the African Liberation Day Commemoration held on 23 May 2026 at the University of Cape Coast, Ghana. 

Address on May 23, 2026, delivered at the African Liberation Day celebration in Cape Coast, Ghana, themed Global Africa, Reparative Justice and International Law, and organized by the Global Pan African Movement and the Centre for African and International Studies, in association with the Central Region African Ascendants Association of Ghana, The Real Ghana Foundation, and PANAFEST Foundation. 

When considering African liberation in the 21st century, we now understand that cultural, spiritual, and sexuality related struggles for liberation are no less than struggles for economic and political liberation. In a necessary reflection that weaves both religious prescriptions and constitutional law, we distinguish clearly the need for Africa to reject Western imposition of culture wars uncharacteristic of cultural and moral heritage and experiences.  

As African Liberation Day 2026 convenes under the banner of Haiti and Cuba, Global Africa must confront the living realities of imperial militarism, ongoing colonialism, and racial capitalism, from the streets of Syracuse to the battlefields of Sudan and Palestine. Drawing on the revolutionary traditions of Nkrumah, Padmore, and Carlos Cooks, Campbell issues an uncompromising charge to educate, organize, and build institutional structures capable of bending the arc of history toward reparative justice and African dignity.

An April 2026 conference at the University of Oxford interrogated the varied geographies of fascism and authoritarianism in Global Africa and explored alternative methods, practices, and geographies for their defeat.

Report on African Liberation Day celebration on May 23, 2026, held in Syracuse, New York, themed Haiti & Cuba: Defending Pan-African Unity Against Imperialism.

Speech delivered on May 23, 2026, by Dr. Jemima Pierre, for the Global Pan African Movement’s Africa Liberation Day celebration in Syracuse, New York, themed, “Haiti & Cuba: Defending Pan-African Unity Against Imperialism.”

An assessment of the conditions of Afro-Mauritians and the mobilization and international solidarity required for recognition, reparation and material transformation. 

A spotlight on Haiti and Cuba's immense contributions to Global African Liberation amid intensifying imperial siege across the Caribbean and Latin America. 

The hardships faced by Cuba due to the intensified economic, commercial, and financial embargo on the country also affect CARICOM nationals. Statement from the Twenty-Ninth Meeting, Council for Foreign and Community Relations (COFCOR), Paramaribo, Suriname 20-21 May 2026.

A reflection on African Liberation Day Celebration in one of the contexts where enslavement, colonialism, liberation struggles, the championing of reparative justice, and the struggle for African-centred education have converged. 

France’s Africa-Forward Summit 2026 under scrutiny amid its continuing colonial presence in the Pacific. Beneath the language of equal partnership, how does France continue to reproduce neo-colonial power in Africa through Kenya?

Kwame Nkrumah’s vision of an awakened African intelligentsia has found its heir in today’s digitally connected African youth, but whether their energy of refusal can build resilient, accountable institutions remains as urgent as it is unresolved.

A jurisprudential analysis of liberated sexuality and spirituality in the Kenyan context.

A regional call for human rights, inclusion, and accountable governance at the SADC Joint Standing Committee Session amid escalating tensions against fellow Africans in South Africa.