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  • PAN-AFRICAN BLACK WORLD DECLARES WAR ON RACISM

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    07.03.2002

    The hijacking of the World Conference on racism has led to the reuniting of the Black world on issues that affect the Black world. Racism and invasions of Blacks lands in Sudan and Mauritania, Indonesia and West Papua is one of the issues that affects the Black world, even though some of the participants in the system of sanctified racism in North East Africa are Black African, who would be reminded of who the are in Germany, the U.S., Libya, Israel, Russia, China, Latin America, India, Europe and parts of the Middle East, where the term "slave" would be used to call them. Racism in the Americas, continued racism in parts of Southern Africa, poverty, degradation and other forms of racism in Latin America, North America and elsewhere are issues to Blacks around the world. The World Conference on Racism was hardly about finding solutions to making racism impotent. It dealt with the issues of other people, while most of the world's oppressed Black people were left with nothing.

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  • PAN AFRICAN CIVIL SOCIETY FORUM:

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    24.01.2002

    The Pan African Civil Society hereby calls upon all African nations to call for the suspension of any further oil exploitation until a just and lasting peace is reached in the Sudan. We urgently insist on African nations to facilitate for all Sudanese warring parties to resolve the conflict and to immediately stop further blood shedding in the Sudan.

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  • Communications Adviser to the Pan-African Programme for the Control of Epizootics, Nairobi, Kenya

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    30.07.2001

    RWA International are looking for a communications specialist to undertake a 2 year input to carry out the following tasks: development and implementation of communications strategies and policy at national and regional level; capacity building and training in data management and modern communication methods; provide national components with communications guidelines and media materials; assist with production of media materials nationally and regionally, esp. printed publications, TV and Radio; assist with provision of timely and accurate data on animal health and disease outbreaks; represent PACE at national and international conferences etc; other duties as advised.

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  • Post-Apartheid South Africa and Mass Mediated Deliberation

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    30.07.2001

    The black population of South Africa is still at a disadvantage in access to media, conclude the authors of this scholarly paper on the relationship between media and democracy.

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  • African Diaspora Network Winter-Spring 2001 PANAFEST 2001

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    30.04.2001

    Prof. Rogers' ROOTS Trips-Africa Brazil Cuba
    - Multidisciplinary; each Program has it own Theme. 29 Programs in 2001 & 2002: 1 to 4 Weeks
    Apply Now. Depart from NYC June-July-Aug-Sep-Dec-Jan-Feb

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  • BURKINA FASO: Thomas Sankara - Incorruptible, intègre

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    02.04.2001

    Thomas Sankara: man of integrity.

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  • Proceedings of the MIM Pan-African Conference - now available

    Contributor | Global Pan-Africanism
    26.03.2001

    Proceedings of the MIM Pan-African Conference
    Durban, South Africa, 1999
    Now available in hard copy!

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