Ernesto Yeboah
Ernesto Yeboah is a revolutionary Pan-African activist, political organiser, and the founding Leader of the Economic Fighters League in Ghana. Known for his uncompromising stance against neo-colonialism, corruption, and imperialism, he has emerged as a leading voice in Africa’s grassroots liberation struggle. His activism, rooted in the legacies of Kwame Nkrumah and Thomas Sankara, champions radical economic justice and a total re-imagination of African governance. Whether on the streets, in academia, or in the courtroom, he continues to fight for a united, sovereign, and self-determined Africa.
Togo’s Constitutional Coup and the African Struggle for Dignity: A Call for Revolutionary Solidarity
Yeboah examines the issues surrounding the constitutional coup in Togo and the struggles of the ordinary people and the Togolese working class guiding this year’s recurring protests that began in June.
Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization
Ernesto frames the solidarity marches for Burkina Faso’s leadership as Pan African zeitgeist and challenges the deliberate, desperate, and simplistic attempts at reducing the grassroots support for Traore to a “democracy vs. military junta” debate.
Tagged under Global Pan-Africanism Burkina Faso