Reparations was one of the central questions at 2001 Durban Conference against racism and related intolerance. The Caribbean has been one of the Global African regions at the forefront of the struggle for reparative justice since the conference. Tennyson clinically examines the evolution, successes, and contradictions in the reparations movements in the Caribbean in the 25 years after the conference.

An analysis of the debt the Caribbean states owe Cuba given the country’s numerous contributions to the Caribbean and their reciprocal responsibility towards Cuba.

Tennyson provides a blueprint for a Pan African liberation programme that connects Africa and the Caribbean and fully emancipates the peoples of the Caribbean.

A forward-looking critique of African and Caribbean collaborations embodied in the Africa-Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Summit.

Joseph provides a clinical assessment of the ideology, the real and potential implications of Trump’s second coming for Global African future

The overall objective of the conference was to establish modes of deepening African unity and to identify concrete practical steps for charting the way forward for pan-Africanism in the twenty-first century in the face of renewed imperialist aggression.