Author: Dennis Kahohi

According to Dr Ruth Wilson Gilmore, capitalism requires inequality to function, and racism enshrines that inequality. Or, as the great Pan-Africanist Malcolm X put it, ‘You…

One hundred and two years ago, the “father of African film”, Ousmane Sembène, was born in Ziguinchor, Senegal. Sembène’s career began modestly, working a number of…

As the new year begins, this week’s Wednesday wisdom from Pan-African thinker, revolutionary and All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (@aaprp on X) co-founder Kwame Ture (1941-98), offers…

It’s Africa’s tallest statue, a revolutionary symbol against the shackles of colonialism, a call for unity among African nations, an enduring emblem of Pan-Africanism and has…

On this day in 1804, Haiti became the first modern-day Black republic in the world and the first nation to successfully abolish slavery through a revolution…

2024 has produced both highs and lows for pan-Africanism. Imperialist-instigated wars continued to rage in many parts of the continent, including Sudan and the Democratic Republic…

‘Going green’ has long been a buzz phrase – bandied about ever more in recent years in connection with technologies like electric vehicles. However, the human…

In 2024, South Africans were among the more than 3-billion people who went to the polls in more than 60 countries in national elections. For South…

Our ‘Sister Of The Year’ recognition goes to Gaza’s 10-year-old Afro-Palestinian journalist, Lama Abu Jamous. Lama (lama_jamous9 on X), the youngest reporter from Gaza, has grabbed…

As we wrap up an eventful year for African Stream and the African continent, we look back at one of our favorite skits after the dreadful…