Africa

The goal of the 1st phase of Pan-Africanism (Quilombos, Marronage, Haitian Revolution), of the 2nd phase ("Race First" and "Back-to-Africa" ​​doctrine by Marcus Garvey, Decolonization, fight against neocolonialism) and 3rd Current phase (Brics+, multipolarity, fight against neoliberal globalism, return to tradition) has always been the union of Africans under a single African macro-state. However, there are various branches of this concept.

Pan-Africanism is the unity of the different manifestations of Africanity, a theology of liberation (to use a concept dear to Dom Helder Camara) in the Afro-centric sense. It is a current that follows the unitary tradition of the great Empires of pre-colonial Africa (Manden Empire, Wagadu Empire, Ashanti Empire, Kongo Empire, Zulu Empire, Dahomey, Ethiopian Empire, Kemet). Solidarity and the desire for union is a characteristic of African Civilization, and this desire has been projected into its Diaspora in History.

Conscience. Action. Revolution. Africa in 2024 is the real protagonist of multipolar change. The Global South now has an increasingly strong leadership and has no intention of stopping.

It has been awhile since my last piece and as a youth pan-Africanist with liberal conservative views, the paradox of the Nigerian state is to say the least mind boggling.