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Towards an assessment of the legacy of Kenya’s Uhuru Kenyatta: Pan-Africanist or subtle Western lackey?
Published 2023-12-01“…Framed around an “Pan-African—Western lackey” analytical lens informed by Ngugi wa Thiong’o’s dialectical representation of Africa’s political elite class, it poses the following two broad questions: Can Kenyatta be considered a pan-Africanist, or was he more of a subtle Western lackey? …”
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Black Women Activists and Pan-Africanism in the Black Atlantic Diaspora: Forging Bridges that Connect, Cross, and Open Paths
Published 2023-08-01“…I found that these activists not only created strategies that engage with the pan-Africanist principles of liberation, integration, solidarity, and personality, but they also became important thinkers and leaders of movements guided by pan-Africanist principles.…”
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Épreuve et argumentation dans les discours panafricanistes : stratégies d’une (con)quête en questionnement
Published 2022-12-01“… Test and Argumentation in Pan-Africanist Discourses: Strategies of A Questioning Conquest ABSTRACT: Discourses are the expression of a certain activity, like stories. …”
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Global radicals : Caribbean radical thought 1920-1983
“…An agent of the Communist International in the USSR and Germany, he fell foul with communism and became a Pan Africanist. CLR James, who spent most of his life in Britain and the US, was an eclectic mind, and a non-sectarian militant within international trotskysm. …”
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The AUYL Truel
Published 2017-08-01“…Nationalists support Swahili as a Pan- Africanist unifier. Historically, however, no one wishes to support anyone else’s mother tongue, so the indigenous language loses out. …”
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Ironies of Christian Presence in Southern Africa
Published 2018-01-01“…Christianity became part of the complex that laid the foundations for African nationalism and the pan-Africanist ideology. It provided a platform in mission stations and mission schools for the forging of a unified African identity. …”
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The Watch Tower movement in south central Africa, 1908-1945
Published 1973“…Spread by labour migrants moving between employment centres and from the village to the urban compound, the Watch Tower contributed to the new forms of association which enabled workers to protest against their conditions of employment, and assisted in spreading a pan-Africanist consciousness which was a significant current in the development of anti-colonial nationalism. …”
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On the edge of history: small political parties & groupings in South Africa’s transition, 1990-1997
Published 2016“…Four groupings that have found themselves on the margins of the South African transition are the subject of this thesis: The white right wing (Afrikaner Volksunie, the Conservative Party, the Freedom Front); the homelands (in particular Bophuthatswana, KwaZulu and Transkei), the Democratic Party (DP) and the Pan Africanist Congress (PAC). All four of these political groupings were deeply involved in the transition process and critically, offered very different options and scenarios for the future. …”
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Sounding margins : musical representations of white South Africa
Published 2000“…Neither was Apartheid. Neither is the pan-Africanist hegemony proclaimed over the New South Africa in the name of the ‘African Renaissance’. …”
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La rhétorique auto-victimiste comme stratégie argumentative dans la communication indépendantiste des panafricanistes du « Tout Sauf la France »
Published 2021-11-01“…From there, the question arises for the analyst as to how does the claim of victim status by Pan-Africanists serve them as a communication strategy? …”
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Fighting Marginality: The Global Moment of 1917-1919 and the Re-Imagination of Belonging
“…At the end of the war, Pan-Africanists, Mexican anti-imperialists, and German colonialists all shared a sense of marginality, finding themselves excluded from the deliberations over the new world order. …”
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Henri Jean-Louis Baghio’o et la conception de La Revue du Monde Noir dans le Paris créole de 1929-1933
Published 2021-10-01“…Des documents retrouvés à Paris dans les archives de ses descendants montrent que ce fils de riche planteur noir, devenu un fervent pan-caribéaniste et pan-africaniste après avoir passé une dizaine d'années en A.E.F. (1923-1933) comme juriste, a été impliqué de près dans la conception de ce qui devint La Revue du Monde Noir.…”
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Achille and the unhomely pull of atavistic homeland in derek walcott's Omeros
Published 2016“…Pan-Africanists and proponents of Négritude associate home with Africa. …”
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An investigation of the attitudes of young Bambara, Songhay and Fulbe people towards their traditional personal names
Published 2023-06-01“…However, the use of traditional first names which can be the most significant way for Africans to display their identity, receive little attention from Pan Africanists most of whom bear foreign names. The problem is that traditional personal names are unknown to the majority of the younger population; therefore, they are abandoned in favor of Arab and European first names to show religious affiliation. …”
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