Spear staff

ST. PETERSBURG, Florida — The crisis of the US State was exposed and deepened on Monday, January 24, 2011 as one African man killed two local police, wounded a US marshal and held off more than 100 police from various state and federal police agencies for several hours.

From January 9th through January 11th, activists from around the U.S. will meet in St. Petersburg, Florida to discuss programs for building solidarity from the white community with the African liberation movement. The 3-day “International Conference on White Solidarity with Black Power” is an annual gathering of members and supporters of the African People’s Solidarity Committee (APSC).

COLOMBIA — The incessant rains of the harsh winter in Colombia, are affecting the department of Chocó in a disastrous manner. Chocó is a department...

Burning Spear Publications announces the release of several new DVDs featuring speeches by African Socialist International Chairman Omali Yeshitela - available at the Uhuru...

I went to Congo in September 2010 to contribute to economic development for our people. I sent cargoes of goods to be sold there.

Philadelphia, PA – On November 6, 2010, during African People's Solidarity Day in Philadelphia comrade sister Pam Africa announced to the crowd of more than 50 that a list had been compiled by an organization called the Institute for Terrorism Research and Response (ITRR) which included the name Diop Olugbala/Wali Rahman, President of the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM).

LONDON – Jimmy Mubenga, a father of four who sought asylum in the UK as an Angola national, did not find the freedom nor safety he was looking for.

On Saturday, October 9, community residents and AAPDEP members came together at the 5th Ward Community Garden and Food Co-op, in the heart of Fifth Ward at 3703 Brill Street to break dirt and plant seeds in an all-day work project to plant its fall crop.

Philadelphia—On October 13 the movement for social justice throughout the world won a critical victory for the democratic rights of African people, oppressed and freedom loving people everywhere when Diop Olugbala, International President of the International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement (InPDUM), walked out of his sentencing hearing in a Philadelphia courtroom with two years probation. He could have been sentenced to up to ten years in prison.