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Today marks 45 years since founding president of the Pan-African Congress, Robert Sobukwe’s death. He was 53 years old at the time of his passing.

Nkrumah described Sobukwe (1924-27 februari 1978) as one of the foremost Pan Afrikanist philosophical and political leaders of our time. #ArchiveAzaniaCom

The Apartheid Government’s impact on the families of the oppressed population in South Africa.

This is an image of the cover of the South African Students’ Organisation (SASO) newsletter from 1973. I am honoured to have drawn the clenched fist symbol of power and solidarity that is at the centre of my comrades, including Steve Biko (who is just below the word “issue”).

youtu.be/iYEDo3Tv00g This is the setting of my novel, Wayfarers’ Hymns. Some of the people who feature in this documentary (eg Mosotho Chakela, Mahlanya) also feature in my novel as themselves. The Accordion Wars: Famo music and gang wars youtu.be/iYEDo3Tv00g via YouTube

Comrade John Tremble of the A-APRP, an international Pan-Africanist solidarity political party at the Sharpeville Day commemoration ceremony. Izwelethu iAfrika!

A point well made by bell hooks.

Howard Zinn is or of my favorite researchers and historians. Try diving into this chapter on women. women's silent sadness -- 4/17/23 delanceyplace.com/view-archives.…

Mahatma Gandhi the Racist. While living in South Africa, Mahatma Gandhi described black Africans as “savage,” “raw” and living a life of indolence and nakedness. •He routinely expressed "disdain for Africans," and he also campaigned relentlessly to prove to the British rulers

African Liberation Day symposium at the Moses Molelekwa Art Centre, Thembisa, yesterday. I'm with Prof John Tremble of the A-APRP. Ready for Revolution.

Why I am Boycotting Uganda | by Mukoma Wa Ngugi brittlepaper.com/2023/06/why-i-…

For Padmore, the “Negro toilers,” oppressed along both class and race lines, would be a central plank in a future world revolution. From Marx, he borrowed an aphorism (..): “Labor in the white skin cannot free itself while labor in the black is enslaved.” jacobin.com/2023/06/george…

The Mau Mau struggle for liberation wasn’t just a struggle to free Kenya. Dedan Kimathi wrote a letter to Kwame Nkrumah and W.E.B. Du Bois to inform them that he was fighting for Africa’s liberation.

Sibeko placed the PAC in the progressive international world and made revolutionary Pan-Africanism a people-driven project. Viva, Maphumzana. Viva, Walter Rodney.

Donato Francisco Mattera, lovingly known as Bra Don, was born in 1935 in the Western native township of South Africa (present-day Westbury). His grandparents raised him in #Sophiatown. He was a poet, journalist, activist, author and playwright.

🇺🇸ROBERT MCNAMARA: "General, I want us to examine our mindsets, and to look at specific instances where we––Hanoi and Washington––may each have been mistaken, have misunderstood each other, such as in the Tonkin Gulf episode we’ve been discussing." 🇻🇳VO NGUYEN GIAP: "I don’t

Uncle Ho led the most famous and glorious victory by the Vietnamese people against a superpower on mosquito legs.

Very few have lived a life of dedication to the African struggle and all the oppressed people of the world. You served your people with a dedication very few can master. Hamba kahle Nobhala. Tell Sobukwe and Pokela, that their movement is taking shape. Lala ngoxolo poqo 🕊️

Today I lost my dear and inspiring friend and comrade Gladys Qabukile Nzimande-Tsolo (1940-2023). RIP. For many years the Azania Komitee worked closely together Gladys and her husband Nyakane Tsolo. Pic.: Gladys Tsolo campaigning for Upington 14, 1990 J. Bosch College, Den Bosch