Africa is the richest continent of the World by its shear wealth of natural and material resources yet her people are impoverished because of the structural imposition of institutions undermining collective empowerment and of governing systems maintaining the underdevelopment of the continent.
At every level of African society, the pathologies of several centuries of subjugation and the brutality of unwavering sclerosis of slavery in its multiples forms extending through colonial and neo-colonial rules demand that for once, a new generation of African men and women aspire for true change. This means, that there must be fundamentally a new posture by African men and women who have decided to take control of their destiny with concrete actions to influence the Global African World.
Africa is the cradle of the human civilization, and Africans are not to defend their humanity because it is from them that are spawned all people on this planet Earth. It is time Africans shed their inferior complexes and remove themselves from the tutelage of groups of people who have historically enslaved them.
At this critical juncture of the existence of African people caught at home and abroad in unending cycles of ethnic conflicts, wars, epidemics of diseases, environmental devastation, economic recession and the degradation of societal values, the World Congress of Panafricans to be held in Senegal is convened to set-up according to its theme, the Global Agenda.
African descendants in the panafrican movement are invited to this gathering so as to connect their local, national and international activities to our global objectives. Leaders of every community will find this international platform to inform and share of their experiences across the World. Their messages will be diffused in real time across the global African world.
Let a generation of men and women of African descent rise to reverse the fate of African people by defining a paradigm proper to our humanity and morality. From now on, every seminar, every conference will lead to the World Congress of Panafricans.
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