From the historic site where Malcolm X and Cuban President Fidel Castro met more than six decades ago, peoples of African descent in America solidarize with Cuba.

Cape Town | June 2026

A call for reckoning and accountability for xenophobic and Afrophobic attacks that redirect popular anger over deepening economic hardships toward fellow Africans rather than the structures that produce inequality. 

GPAM condemns the aggression on Iran, and demands international intervention and popular pressure to end it.

Acheson discusses the lack of legal basis for the War in Iran

IADL condemns the US-Israel attack on Iran in the strongest terms.

An assessment of the US ICE arrest, detain and deport operation targeting immigrants, the associated fatalities and people’s movements against racial profiling and targeting.

CARICOM calls for adherence to the fundamental principles of non-intervention and non-interference in the internal affairs of states.

AfBA welcomes legitimate national and international efforts aimed at obliterating terrorist threats to protect civilians, but not based on discrimination.

This aggression must be understood within the broader political economy of imperialism. 

UN Secretary-General António Guterres’ remarks on the US attack on Venezuela, as delivered by Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs Rosemary DiCarlo, in the Security Council on 5 January 2026.

A critical assessment of the economic warfare excuse deployed by Tanzanian leaders in the wake of the political and social disaster following the 2025 elections

Insights from the Pambazuka Town Hall held on 23 November 2025.

What is happening to Tanzania? Explore the timelines and catalogue of events surrounding the recent awakening of the Tanzanian peoples against electoral fraud and repressions in the country.

 Hurricane Melissa left devastation in its wake. How might Jamaica rebuild its society from the ruins of the wreckage? Explore some options for reconstruction with McEwan.

A bold call for global solidarity against the siege on Gaza and its extensions across the world.

How ordinary Africans build democracy through daily acts of resistance, collaboration, and public work in the spaces power forgot. 

Reparations Now! Daley makes a clarion call for reparations and reparative justice, redeeming it from neoliberal hijack and reductionism in some leftist circles. A timely contribution to the clarity and key answers required in the struggle for reparations.

Patricia Daley interrogates Black hate directed towards Black women, the attendant abuses and femicides, and its disservice to the full emancipation of Black people globally.

Aaron Maselwane argues for uniting SADC workers against colonial and capitalist oppression to forge a Pan-African class consciousness for liberation and justice.

Bertha Tobias challenges the silences and highlights young African women’s Pan-African political resistance against femicide, gender based violence, and demands for bodily autonomy in reflective homage to the #ShutItAllDown campaign in Namibia