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St. Petersburg mayor fires respected African city official in continuing attack on community

The ongoing attack on the African community by forces tied to the U.S. colonial State continues in St. Petersburg this week. On Friday March...

“Private investigator” attacks Uhuru Movement members and leaders

Among recent attacks on the Uhuru Movement have been those of so-called “private investigator” William E. Warner, whose targets have included individual members of...

The fall of Mubarak leaves U.S. control over the region shaky

After 18 days of ongoing people’s resistance in Tahir square demanding that Hosni Mubarak step down, the people of Egypt have finally won this...

White supporters of African liberation denounce police occupation of black community in St. Petersburg, Florida

On Wednesday, February 23, 2011, the Uhuru Solidarity Movement held a press conference to address the recent shooting of a police officer and subsequent military occupation of the black community in St. Petersburg, FL.

Black Coalition calls for national conference on the “other” wars

WASHINGTON, DC – On January 6 of this year the Steering Committee of the Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations voted to hold a National Conference on the Other Wars in this city on March 26 at a location not yet consolidated at the time of this writing.

African community under siege after police killing!

The African community of St. Petersburg, FL was put under siege this week after a cop was shot and killed Monday. The lockdown resulted in the "surrender" of a 16-year-old African youth. Tune-in to the live videocast on UhuruNews.com Sunday, Feb. 27 at 4pm Eastern for a complete summation.

Egypt

The fall of Mubarak leaves US control over the region shaky After 18 days of ongoing peoples stand and resistance in Tahir square, demanding that...

Tour dates announced for AAPDEP’s “Stop the Hemorrhaging!” Tour

The All African People’s Development and Empowerment Project (AAPDEP) is holding a tour during Black History Month to increase awareness and raise resources for a clinic in Sierra Leone, which suffers from the highest rates of maternal mortality in the world.
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