KWANZAA UNITY DECLARATION, 2011
AFTER THE PAN AFRICAN UNITY SUMMIT, DECEMBER 16, 2011
We, the undersigned collective leadership, commit ourselves to the items of agreement below. We ask you to join us if you and your organization are (a) committed to building the African Union and to contributing to the unification and development of Africa, (b) committed to assist and participate with the African Diaspora in joining the AU as voting members, and (c) committed to recognize Africa as your mother
PADU ANNOUNCES A NEW/OLD PAN AFRICAN HOLIDAY
During 2011’s International Year of African Descendants (IYPAD), as declared by the United Nations, a small group of Pan Africans in various parts of the globe discussed the idea of an international celebration which would symbolize our growing Africanness. The recommendation was the Pan African Day of the Drum (PADD), July 5th, on which at 12 noon, wherever African people live, operate, interact and engage, they would let loose the rhythmic voices o
DR SAM NUJOMA´s ANNUAL PUBLIC LECTURE SERIES 2011
ORGANISED BY: PAN AFRICAN CENTRE OF NAMIBIA
VENUE: GOVERNMENT AUDITORIUM; GOVERNMENT OFFICE PARK
LECTURER: HALIFA SALLAH AUTHOR OF TREATISE ON FOUNDING A FEDERATION OF AFRICAN REPUBLICS
23 rd May 2011
Brother Prime Minister of Namibia, Brother Ministers and Sister Minister of Justice and Secretary General of SWAPO, All the Other brothers and sisters and sons and daughters of Africa, here present, I
The rhaw pan african ministers
Forty Day Fast for Freedom
(uhuru Sikelele)
All people of African descent to join us
April 15 – May 25, 2011
On April 15, 1958, in Ghana, African leaders and political activists gathered at the first Conference of Independent States. The conference was significant in that it represented the first Pan African Conference held on African soil after the 5th Pan African Congress in 1945. The Conference called for the fou
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