GPAN Global Pan AfriKanism Network

28/11/2018

21/10/2018

You are African activist who want to do business. In London, no one cares about your opinions, they buy value from you.

Back to Africa, as an African activist you cannot do business to any significant level if you don’t become Freemason, belong to Rotary club, Lions Club, belong to the ruling party, or members of some alumni database, or Muslim.

As African activist if you don’t want to belong to those colonial institutions or networks, but you still want to do business, it’s a million times more difficult.

You’d become poor, bitter, and isolated.

Here, no one listen to a poor man, even if he has a Nobel Prize of panafricanism.

Should I give more examples!?

https://gpanreunification.org/reason-why-most-of-the-diaspora-activism-is-just-useless-noise-in-small-bubbles/

Let me say it. I’ll explain myself. It is easier to be African activist in

21/10/2018

Africa’s Wealth

Africa is extremely wealthy! In fact, it is the wealthiest land mass on the face of the earth. This wealth can be found in its abundant mineral resources and in its huge agricultural potential. Africa’s mineral wealth includes a wide variety and huge volume of resources that are critical to the technical and industrial development of humanity, e.g., gold, platinum, diamonds, manganese, colbalt, cromite, coltan, coal, radium, iron ores, chromium, copper, lead, zinc, tin, titanium, antiomony, tantalum, germanium, lithium, phosphates, bauxite, uranium, petroleum, and natural gas. Similar figures could be provided regarding Africa’s agricultural potential, which remains largely untapped. Although there are an estimated 632 million hectares* of arable land in Africa, only 179 million hectares are actually cultivated, i.e., less than 30% of its arable land. As with Africa’s mineral resources, this arable land is unevenly distributed. In fact, in just four countries (the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Nigeria and the two Sudans), where nearly 40% of this uncultivated land is located, there is enough agriculturally-rich land to feed Africa’s 1 billion population several times over. However, because this wealth is unevenly distributed, showing no relationship to the artificial, imperialist imposed division of the continent, this wealth can only benefit the masses of African people when it is shared on a continent-wide basis.

Edward Mitole is senior political analyst at GPAN and the founder of African Renaissance project, he is the candidate Doctor of Philosophy of Development studies at Univeresity of Pretoria.

Kwame Nkrumah once said ‘Africa must unite or perish!’ Without genuine African unity, our continent

21/10/2018

Pan-Africanism is a clarion call and a massive urge for all peoples of African descent, whether they live in North or South America, the Caribbean, Europe or in any other part of the world to realise that they are African and that they share in the African heritage. They should know that they have the responsibility of contributing to building African societies in ways that strategically position them for prosperity and progress.

Pan-Africanism as a concept symbolises the core values and principles of African nationalism intrinsically linked to the creation of an African nation that will contribute to the strengthening of continental solidarity and the building of a common destiny among peoples of Africa. The ideal also seeks to further promote collective self-reliance and economic recovery; ensure respect for the principles of human rights and democracy on the continent and fostering peace, unity, understanding and cooperation among the people and as well contribute in creating a more dignified and prosperous future for Africans and Africa.

By Edward Mitole (PhD candidate) sinor political analyst at GPAN and founder of African Renaissance project.

Pan-Africanism is a clarion call and a massive urge for all peoples of African descent,

02/10/2018

The continent dates back to 3300BC and is where the first human beings appeared on earth in the world’s first great civilisation, Egypt. The oldest skeletal remains of anatomically modern humans (or homo sapiens sapiens) were excavated at sites in East Africa. Human remains were discovered at Omo in Ethiopia that were dated at 195,000 years old. But skeletons of pre-humans which date back between 4 and 5 million years have also been found on the continent. So be proud – you’re all African!

Africa is a continent mostly known for famine, war and abject poverty in modern times.

02/10/2018

Beloved Black Afrikan people, you to whom I share Divine Information with, by now you should know that I am wise enough not to debate the Divine Truth with those Afrikans who hold up our oppressors to be Lord and God of Black Afrikan people and you know who they are by the fact that their mind can not dignify the issue of Reparation / Repatriation, they live with a mind that is in total submission to the oligarchs of your oppression and has relinquished all decision making about our Enslaved Afrikan Ancestors Reparation to be that of white racist prejudice Luciferian Human Beings to whom do those who speak ill will about Reparation bow and cannot see ever again Black Afrikans living a life with Justice married to Freedom.

Beloved Black Afrikan people, you to whom I share Divine Information with, by now you

25/09/2018

22/09/2018

GLOBAL PAN AFRICANISM NETWORK (GPAN) to holy dream of all Afrikans to realize United States of Africa or Afrikan Republic République africaine የአፍሪቃ ሪፐብልክ.

Visit and register at www.gpanreunification.org

Global Pan Africanism Network ( ) was founded in January 26th by a revolutionary Pan Africanists with a main objective to reunite all people of black descent, advocate for their rights and freedoms throughout the world.
This was an idea that was born out of United States Of Africa community page which served as a center for empowerment of people of African descent through black history knowledge and culture.
The vision of GPAN is United States of Africa (African Republic) and total emancipation of all people of black descent from all forms of oppression, racial terrorism, slavery or any form of imperialism.
We believe it is time for reunification of all descendants of Africa scattered throughout the world and establishment of United States of Africa.
It doesn’t matter where we live, whether in the Caribbean, Brazil, Europe, Melanesia, America or Africa; we are descendants of one African man and woman.
“We are Africa, We are one people united by one common ancestry; we are one nation.”