History - Pan African Congress
The 5th Pan African Congress in Manchester England. Political representatives of Africa and the West Indies are in attendance and urge to end colonialism in Africa. Most important mobilization of ex-soldiers fighting against colonialism.
Home - Pan African Congress
Oct 20, 2024 · A network of Pan-African activists and organizations that aims to educate, mobilize and empower people for the emancipation of Africa and the transformation of the world. Learn about their mission, events, resolutions and news by region.
About Us - Pan African Congress
The Pan African Congress is a historic gathering of the Global African Family. From the 1st Pan African Congress in London in 1900 to the 7th in Kampala, Uganda in 1994, the PAC has remained a forum through which people of African descent have articulated key agendas for the liberation of Africa and the assertion of the dignity of the African ...
The Fifth Pan African Congress
Learn about the 1945 Manchester meeting of Pan Africanists who fought against colonialism and racism in Africa and the diaspora. Discover the role of women, trade unions and intellectuals in the decolonization movement.
8th Pan African Resolutions - Pan African Congress
Mar 7, 2015 · The 8th Pan-African Congress resolves to: Draft for the Pan African Congress a constitution that facilitates dialogue, resolution and action within the local communities and centers power at the African grass root.
Conclusions - Pan African Congress
The social forces that are coalescing for the 8th Pan African Congress are seeking to learn the positive lessons of the movement in order to build a strong force for the full freedom of Africa in the 21st century.
Pan-Africanism and Global Pan-African Movements - Pan African …
Jul 7, 2023 · The Global Pan African Movement, North American delegation stands in solidarity with the people of Palestine and especially with the peoples in all occupied territories. Read More » GPAM Resolution on Militarism in West Africa
7th Pan African Congress Resolution
It was resolved at the 6th Pan-African Congress that the 7th Congress should be held in a liberated territory (e.g., Angola, Mozambique, Namibia or South Africa).
The road to the 7th Pan African Congress in Kampala 1994
This Congress reaffirmed the question of the full unification of Africa and established a permanent secretariat of the Pan African movement to advance the cause of African liberation and the total elimination of colonialism.
Charlotte Maxeke - Pan African Congress
Maxeke’s involvement in the Pan-African movement is particularly significant. She attended the first Pan-African Conference held in London in 1900, where she worked alongside Henry Sylvester Williams and other African and diasporic leaders to address issues facing people of African descent worldwide.