Could an African passport bring to life the dreams of Nkrumah, Senghor and Touré?

File 20170626 326 1rknuxj Crossing borders have always been tough for Africans. Peter Andrews/Reuters

Embassies, visas and immigration officers. These things invoke nightmarish feelings in many people. This is particularly true in Africa.

On

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Pan African institute tackles academic decolonisation

The University of Johannesburg in South Africa continues to play a leading role in what is increasingly being viewed as a national imperative to decolonise higher education, as one of its institutes last weekend hosted a conference focused on the rev

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What does the burning alive of Afro-Venezuelan Orlando Figuera really mean?

Try as I may, I cannot get out of my mind and psyche the image of 21 year old Afro-Venezuelan Orlando Figuera being burnt to death in the streets of Caracas, Venezuela. This is s

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Back apology for Namibia genocide with reparations

If Germany paid billions of dollars to survivors of the Jewish holocaust, then there is an existing precedent for reparations, and it would be nothing short of racist to deny the Herero and Nama people financial reparations, writes Shannon Ebrahim.

A

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Time for reparations for the slave trade?

Satyajeet Marar | I’ve been doing a lot of thinking and soul-searching lately. It has become a regular part of my procrastination between work and macchiato-sipping sessions in my favourite cafe. I’ve come to the conclusion that it is time to pay rep

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The Tormented Triangle: The Regionalisation of Conflict in Sudan, Chad, and the Central African Republic

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The Tormented Triangle: The Regionalisation of Conflict in Sudan, Chad, and the Central African Republic1

Jennifer Giroux (Centre for Security Studies, ETH) David Lanz (Swisspeace/University of Basel) Damiano Sguaitamatti

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Border Control from Hell:How the EU's migration partnership legitimizes Sudan's "militia state" | The Enough Project

Eric Reeves:
Border Control from Hell: How the EU's migration partnership legitimizes Sudan's "militia state"

Today, the Enough Project released a new report, "Border Control from Hell: How the EU's Migration Partnership Legitimizes Sudan's “Militia S

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Former USVI senator presents arguments for Danish reparations and apology

1884 oil on canvas painting by Danish artist Th. Jessen of the harbor of Christiansted, St Croix (Private collection of Wayne James)

By Wayne James

ST CROIX, USVI -- League for league, square mile for square mile, the Caribbean archipelago is the wor

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Philosophy: Rethinking the classical basis of Eurocentric myth-centred intellectual prejudice

Philosophy — the rational investigation of the truths and principles of being, knowledge, or conduct.

Broadly speaking, philosophy can be distinctly described as a socio-political and economic collage of intellectual faculties concerned with making ex

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Ethiopia’s Adwa removed shame from Africa – Museveni.

Hundreds gathered in Ethiopia’s northern town of Adwa to commemorate the defeat of the Italian troupes by Ethiopian forces in 1986 and the establishment of a pan-African university in Africa at the historic town in a ceremony attended by various Afri

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Kilanji Bangarah on Reparations and Germany's campaign of Genocide in Namibia

Reparation

Master of Ceremony, Mr. Paramount Chief Vekuii Rukoro of the Herero people, Hon Madam Ida Hoffmann, the Chair Person of the Nama people, Distinguish Guest, friends and comrades, Brothers and Sisters, I greet you all in unity, love and fel

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Reparations: H.R.40 is not the only answer - Al Calloway

[By AL CALLOWAY] Typically, too many African American political leaders, preachers and so-called intellectuals shy away from the issue of Reparations. As a result, the black body politic has not risen to demand that the U.

S. government, industry, an

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Relationality and Resilience in a Not So Relational World?: Knowledge, Chivanhu and (De-)Coloniality in 21st Century Conflict-Torn Zimbabwe.

Relationality and Resilience in a Not So

Relational World?: Knowledge, Chivanhu and

(De-)Coloniality in 21st Century Conflict-Torn

Zimbabwe.

Saturday 11 March 2017, author(s)-editor(s) Artwell Nhemachena

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This book critically examines the relevance of the

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Relationality and Resilience in a Not So Relational World?: Knowledge, Chivanhu and (De-)Coloniality in 21st Century Conflict-Torn Zimbabwe.

Relationality and Resilience in a Not So

Relational World?: Knowledge, Chivanhu and

(De-)Coloniality in 21st Century Conflict-Torn

Zimbabwe.

Saturday 11 March 2017, author(s)-editor(s) Artwell Nhemachena

This book critically examines the relevance of the

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The Pan-African Institute for the Study of African Society: An Interview with Nahas Angula

AJPAS: Greetings Nahas Angula, and thank you for agreeing to participate in this (February 2017) interview.

NA: My name is Nahas Angula, former Prime Minister of the Republic of Namibia and now a retired politician. On my retirement a group of like-m

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A Brief Example of Institutionalized Racism in Cuba

HAVANA TIMES — While talking to some German socialists in a noisy and touristy cafe on 23rd and O Streets, in Vedado, I watched a policeman in action on the corner of La Rampa cinema, asking to see the ID of passers-by.

After 30 minutes, we decided t

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Mugabe laments the death of ‘Nkrumahism’

By Lloyd Gumbo | ZIMBABWEAN President Robert Mugabe has bemoaned the death of Nkrumahism among the majority of African leaders who are given to foreign capitals, particularly from the West, a development that is incongruous with Ghana’ founding Presi

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NCOBRA and PAISAS signed MOU to strengthen relations with Diaspora Africans

New MOU to strengthen relations with Diaspora Africans

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N'COBRA and PAISAS

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The National Coalition for Blacks for Reparations in America (NCOBRA) and the Pan-African Institute for the Study of African Societies (PAISAS) have sig

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From London to Africa, How a Diplomat Who Signed Up to Serve Nigeria, Ended Serving His People

By Anselm Anyoha | May 20, 1967: Days after a meeting with Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu in Enugu at which he resigned from the Nigerian Foreign Ministry and pledged to transfer his services to the Igbos, Austine S.O. Okwu returned to the United States

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The 121st Anniversary of the Victory of Adwa - Ethiopia's Defeat of Italian Invaders

schrieb Mulugeta Haile:
On the 121st anniversary of the battle of Adwa, I would like to

introduce you to the battle with Emperor Menelik’s fatherly

declaration of the war and the battle of Amba Lage(Fort Lage), which

is prelude to the battle of Adwa as e

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Could an African passport bring to life the dreams of Nkrumah, Senghor and Touré?

Pan African institute tackles academic decolonisation

What does the burning alive of Afro-Venezuelan Orlando Figuera really mean?

Try as I may, I cannot get out of my mind and psyche the image of 21 year old Afro-Venezuelan Orlando Figuera being burnt to death in the streets of Caracas, Venezuela. This is s

Back apology for Namibia genocide with reparations

Time for reparations for the slave trade?

The Tormented Triangle: The Regionalisation of Conflict in Sudan, Chad, and the Central African Republic

Border Control from Hell:How the EU's migration partnership legitimizes Sudan's "militia state" | The Enough Project

Former USVI senator presents arguments for Danish reparations and apology

Philosophy: Rethinking the classical basis of Eurocentric myth-centred intellectual prejudice

Ethiopia’s Adwa removed shame from Africa – Museveni.

Kilanji Bangarah on Reparations and Germany's campaign of Genocide in Namibia

Reparations: H.R.40 is not the only answer - Al Calloway

Relationality and Resilience in a Not So Relational World?: Knowledge, Chivanhu and (De-)Coloniality in 21st Century Conflict-Torn Zimbabwe.

Relationality and Resilience in a Not So Relational World?: Knowledge, Chivanhu and (De-)Coloniality in 21st Century Conflict-Torn Zimbabwe.

The Pan-African Institute for the Study of African Society: An Interview with Nahas Angula

A Brief Example of Institutionalized Racism in Cuba

Mugabe laments the death of ‘Nkrumahism’

NCOBRA and PAISAS signed MOU to strengthen relations with Diaspora Africans

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The National Coalition for Blacks for Reparations in America (NCOBRA) and the Pan-African Institute for the Study of African Societies (PAISAS) have sig

From London to Africa, How a Diplomat Who Signed Up to Serve Nigeria, Ended Serving His People

The 121st Anniversary of the Victory of Adwa - Ethiopia's Defeat of Italian Invaders

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Who I am for Africa and Africans?

Try as I may, I cannot get out of my mind and psyche the image of 21 year old Afro-Venezuelan Orlando Figuera being burnt to death in the streets of Caracas, Venezuela. This is s

Mar 16, 2017 The National Coalition for Blacks for Reparations in America (NCOBRA) and the Pan-African Institute for the Study of African Societies (PAISAS) have sig

Note: this page contains paid content.

Mar 16, 2017
The National Coalition for Blacks for Reparations in America (NCOBRA) and the Pan-African Institute for the Study of African Societies (PAISAS) have sig