Let me be unequivocal here: xenophobia is a betrayal of African unity. It is a sickness born of poverty, inequality and government failure, but its victims are our African brothers and sisters.

Pan-Africanist dreams of enforced Pan-African unity and brotherhood as promised by Kwame Nkrumah are questioned by many commentators, citing instances of repeated xenophobic violence in South Africa ...

Whether ultimately we call it a United States of Africa, an African Union, United Africa or what have you, the ideal of African unity is an abiding yearning. It has been with us, in different guises, ...

Members of the newly organized Pan-African Student Coalition at UAB recognized Rwandan Liberation Day by gathering in the Hill Student Center on July 5 and talking to students about the anniversary of ...

The litany of injustices experienced by Africa and its peoples in their interactions with outsiders, especially Europeans, includes the transatlantic slave trade and the arbitrary political units into ...

I have written quite a lot about xenophobia in South Africa (and even Ghana), till the point that I promised not to discuss this subject matter again, simply because I was wary of beginning to sound ...