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International convention points new direction for InPDUM!

Spear staff - July 31, 2006

../../images/InPDUMConv2006GroupPic2BW.jpg.pct.jpg alt=''> Pictured above are some of the participants at the InPDUM Convention. President Chimurenga Waller made clear that InPDUM would...

One Africa! One Nation!

Spear staff - July 31, 2006

../../images/1Africa1NationCoverBW.tif.pct.jpg alt=''> One Africa! One Nation! is Chairman Omali Yeshitela’s new book that contains excerpts from various conferences to build the...

Party unity deepened through national plenary

Spear staff - July 31, 2006

../../images/OYatAPSPPlenary2006_2BW.jpg.pct.jpg alt=''> The APSP’s National Plenary featured presentations made by Chairman Omali Yeshitela ST. PETERSBURG, FL — On July 3 and 4,...

Free the Liberty City Seven!

Spear staff - July 31, 2006

../../images/brnspr.tif.pct.jpg alt=''> The Liberty City Seven — Narseal Batiste, Naudimar Herrera, Patrick Abraham, Lyglenson Lemorin, Rotschild Augustine, Stanley Grant Phanor and...

Messages from Cuban President Fidel Castro

Spear staff - July 31, 2006

../../images/FidelCastroBW.jpg.pct.jpg alt=''> Cuban President Fidel Castro. The APSP sends well wishes to Comandante Fidel Castro and the revolutionary party of the...

Bolivian Oil

Spear staff - May 1, 2006

Bolivian President Evo Morales nationalized the South American country's oil and gas industry

Chairman Omali’s ASI Tour electrifies South Africa, Namibia, Ghana, and France

Spear staff - March 31, 2006

../../images/ChairmanUofNamBW.jpg.pct.jpg alt=''> Chairman Omali Yeshitela speaks to a crowd at the University of Namibia. The “winds of change” are sweeping the African...

Namibia’s Founding President endorses 2007 Tribunal

Spear staff - March 31, 2006

../../images/OYNujomaBW.jpg.pct.jpg alt=''> Chairman Omali Yeshitela and Sam Nujoma, founding president of Namibia and president of the South West African People’s Organization...

“Through PACON, I think we should be able to create a way to work together.”

Spear staff - March 31, 2006

Chairman Omali met with Nahas Angula, Prime Minister of Namibia during his May, 2006 speaking tour of that country. Chairman Omali spoke with Angula...

What if you could invest in a black-led campaign to reverse gentrification?

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Neo-colonialism remains the primary obstacle to African liberation

Uhuru Health Festival builds dual power in Philly

Extracted: forced C-Sections to family policing

What if you could invest in a black-led campaign to reverse gentrification?

Today’s imperialist attacks are rooted in the first colonial attack on Africa

Reparations to Africans, Palestinians and Iranians! Jail the Israeli army genociders!

Extracted: forced C-Sections to family policing

We demand U.S. and its Israeli proxy out of the middle East

Today’s imperialist attacks are rooted in the first colonial attack on Africa

“This time ’til it’s won!” Uhuru advances mission to seize Black Power

Date set for Uhuru 3 oral argument hearing in Atlanta

City of St. Louis exposed at budget meeting, fails to respond to tornado disaster

The African Revolution is taking back Martin Luther King!

What if you could invest in a black-led campaign to reverse gentrification?

Uhuru Health Festival builds dual power in Philly

Students are a spark, but the African Peoples’ Socialist Party must lead!

Extracted: forced C-Sections to family policing

Strength, struggle, and the leadership of African Women

How “Khartoum” captures the revolutionary hope of a war-torn city

Neo-colonialism remains the primary obstacle to African liberation

Reparations to Africans, Palestinians and Iranians! Jail the Israeli army genociders!

Students are a spark, but the African Peoples’ Socialist Party must lead!

Secession or unification: What is the solution for Sudan?

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