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Resistance in the Congo continues

    On December 23, 2011, Etienne Tshisekedi, the opposition leader from the Union for Democracy and Social Progress (Union pour la démocratie et le progrès...

Interim Chair of the African People’s Socialist Party-Bahamas Meets New Cuban Ambassador

Alex Morley, Interim Chair of the African People’s Socialist Party-Bahamas, exchanged formal introductions with His Excellency Enersto Soberón Guzmán, during a meeting at the...

Bahamas conference joins black people in Americas to worldwide African revolution

To the attention of comrades and African patriots throughout the Caribbean, Central America and South America; the African Socialist International (ASI) is hosting a...

Garvey’s descendants give warm welcome to Legacy Cruise participants

The second annual Marcus Garvey Legacy Cruise set sail on December 5 from Ft Lauderdale, FL making stops at Labadie, Haiti and Falmouth, Jamaica,...

Greenville community holds old school party to save WMXP!

WMXP is a community radio station based in Greenville, South Carolina that broadcasts programming aimed at empowering the community including simulcasts of Uhuru Radio's broadcasts.We urge our supporters to also support WMXP in its struggle to save the radio station!

Mumia released from death row! The struggle continues!

Struggle continues to free him and all political prisoners! On Wednesday, December 7, Philadelphia district attorney Seth Williams announced that he would not pursue a...

The fundamentals of health and fitness for African resvolutionaries 1

As technology-induced inactivity combines with the chemical and biological warfare of the food industry, we have seen a significant increase in obesity, particularly in...

APSP calls African Liberation Movement to task to build revolutionary party!

On February 18-21, 2012 the African People's Socialist Party USA (APSP USA) will hold its National Plenary in St. Petersburg, Florida to define the...

Fela: One of a Kind!

"Fela Anikulapo-Kuti was James Brown, Huey Newton, Rick James, Bob Marley, Duke Ellington and ODB all rolled up in one black African fist. The...
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