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Black is Back Coalition endorses Chokwe Lumumba and Ron Gochez for political office

Newark, New Jersey - One of the most significant occurrences at the August 2012 Newark, New Jersey Black is Back conference on electoral politics was...

Africans struggle for community control of housing in Washington, DC projects

WASHINGTON, DC—The International People’s Democratic Uhuru Movement in the District of Columbia (InPDUM DC) is leading the charge against gentrification in the Barry Farm...

War abounds! Break the Silence! Join the Black is Back march on Washington Nov 3rd

Editor's note: The following is the view of the African People's Socialist Party (APSP) on the necessity to march on Washington, D.C. with the...

Africans under attack in Forserum, Sweden

In Sweden there is a small town called Forserum. It is a small village in the southern part of Sweden.   There are neither many Africans...

Ethopian president Meles Zenawi dead at 57

Zenawi, alongside Uganda's Museveni and Kagame, were presented to the African world as the new breed of African leaders. They supposedly were progressives that were to take Africa to a new stage of economic development and political freedom.

Black liberation fighter Jalil Muntaqim (Anthony Bottom) denied parole again!

NEW YORK—First, I want to thank all of you who wrote letters and signed the petition in support of my release on parole. We...

Murder and torture in a Georgia jail – the system never gave 17-year-old Fabian Avery a chance to live life

ATLANTA - In Pelham, Georgia in early 2011, the Pelham police brutally tortured and murdered 17-year-old African, Fabian Avery III, by forcing him into solitary confinement and ignoring his pleas for medical assistance as his appendicitis symptoms worsened to the point of death.

African Socialist International en unité avec les mineurs d’Azania (Afrique du Sud)

Dans le cadre d'un mouvement de grè ve massif à la mine de Marikana, située à 100 km au nord-est de Johannesburg et exploitée par la multinationale anglaise Lonmin PLC, 3 000 employés ont refusé de se disperser suite à l'ultimatum de la direction.

Kampala conference on Congo proposes more imperialist solutions

KAMPALA – On August 7-8, 2012, the neocolonial president of Uganda, Yoweri Museveni, who is also the chairperson of the International Conference on the Great Lakes Region (ICGLR), invited ten other African neocolonial presidents in the African Great Lakes region to discuss "security" in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo).
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