Pan-African Perspective Video Library

African Liberation requires study, work, and unity, guided by our history. It requires every African, those at home and those who are prisoners of war abroad, to do their part.

Abeni discusses neo-colonialism, what it is, what it does, and what we need to do to rid ourselves of this scourge.

Abeni discusses the urgent need for unity through organization, by exposing the programs and tactics of the final stage of imperialism -- neo-colonialism.

This video celebrates the creation of the All-African People's Revolutionary Party and the service it has provided and, continues to provide, in the reclamation and development of the African Nation.

Pan-Africanism, the ultimate expression of Black Power, is the solution. Ancestors, such as, Kwame Nkrumah, Marcus Garvey, Seku Ture, Amilar Cabral, Robert Sobukwe, Omowale Malcolm X and Kwame Ture, have all pointed us to Pan-Africanism. If we listen to our Ancestors, then we will study and work to create the African Nation State needed to ensure our future.

Power is Everything speaks to African peoples' need to take control of their land and future by uniting the continent. Abeni elaborates on why we need to build a united Africa and then she then explains precisely how we should do it.

For African People throughout the world to survive and prosper, Africa Must Unite. In this video Abeni calls on us to build the organization called for by Dr. Kwame Nkrumah in 1968 in his book, "Handbook of Revolutionary Warfare" — the All-African People's Revolutionary Party.

African's 300,000 year old history and culture must direct our future actions. Over the millennia, Africa has built some of the worlds architectural and artistic words. Our cities and states were praised as some of the greatest and most beautiful. So, from our history it is clear. It is only our lack of unity that stands in the way of our progress.

African people suffer because our wealth is being stolen and we are disorganized. Unity is what we need to take back our wealth. Organize for it.

Brother Nkosana focuses on the CRITICAL role of the UNIA and the Honorable Marcus Garvey. Indeed Dr. Kwame Nkrumah put Garvey at the head revolutionaries pertaining to the global African war for liberation.

The natural wealth of the African continent is the most valuable prize of all the entire planet, Nevertheless our people are literally starving to death and facing the vicious hit men and women uncle toms and aunt toms who are the flunkies of the imperialist systems and subsystems of the vicious system of global imperialism.

Abeni explains why the modern form of communalism is the best approach for African people. Historically, African people have organized communally which allowed us to build great societies such as Egypt, Kemit,Carthage, Mali, Songhai, Great Zimbabwe, Ethiopia, etc. Today, our political and socio-economic philosophies and systems must comprehensives correspond with all our needs as a global nation. Our accumulated experience has shown that only practical and planned co-ordination on a continental scale will prevent the enemy from concentrating its forces on isolated and therefore more vulnerable targets. In our war, isolation is one of the greatest dangers to our struggle for recapture of our humanity and political, and social-economic structures

We all know that we must construct effective, efficient information / communication systems so that we and our movement can have the means of organizing and uniting our global peoples. It is VITALLY important that we take what we know and distribute it communally.

We all know that this is true, because we know that this is our only hope of constructing a true independent culture and national state. Thus we must assure that more and more of our people become politically and ideologically informed. Once we all begin to share information, our people will innovate and take on this information themselves. Then they'll be able to take the information and develop it, mesh it, rework, recreate and innovate our one time global leading culture.

Knowledge and ideas can come from anyone, but implementation must become our own. All we have to do is make sure our people have the tools and capabilities to innovate.

In this video, iHeart Pan-Africanism, Abeni and her intrepid colleagues reinforce the importance of creating and nourishing our communalistic, modern scientific socialist political economy. These are precisely the kinds of social-economic constructs we need to correspond properly with our ancestral communalism, with our own rendering of scientific socialism. That is, we must organize ourselves, and then organize even more, until we are all united and under the protection of the African political global state, a state that has been described by the founders of Pan-Africanism such as Presidents Nkrumah, Presidents Ture and others, in many ways.

We need strong mass organizational roots, if we are to achieve our political-socialization goals — goals needed to construct the global African nation-state and socio-economy. This will be the basic structures of world-wide Pan-African security, all based on the history and philosophical personality of the African nation.

When we take back all our resources, and every other form of our property and rights, we will build a civilization that will shine just as those of the great polities of ancient Africa.

With modern science, and our compounding technical knowledge, we will be a great global super power.

We must organize, create innovative approaches to science and technology, and build security systems to sustain the nurturing environment required for the development of our people.

In this video we attempt to break the subject matter down into easily, useful, digestible, historical and philosophical concepts and processes.

History points our way to victory. Abeni's dream is a function of how she sees the past and what she wants our future to be. Aided by her mother she embarks on a journey of discovery.

Abeni and her associates have launched a new phase of the Give Birth to a Nation plan and they've entitled it Project 2020. This video emphasizes the absolutely critical role of the African woman. Abeni and her colleagues elaborate on their plan of action to start the Pan-African nation building process.

Abeni discusses the realities of African life and what we need to do to bring about change.

Mass political organization is the key to our liberation and freedom. To achieve this we must raise our people's consciousness so we can unite and move forward.

In this video, Abeni, and her intrepid colleagues, continue their campaign to build a Pan-African super state by the end of the African Union declared "African Women's Decade,". Abeni and Co. show us how we can properly organize ourselves into a powerful global political economy second to none.

Such a system is what we need to compete against, and collaborate with, any other state or system in the world. This is true Black Power as Nkrumah pointed out.

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African Commodities

Abeni, and her YPI instructor, Candace, help us better underst and explore the important role of African commodities, such as gold, oil, platnum, and others. In the process they demonstrate that the political future of Africa, and the quality of life of the global African citizenry, are closely linked. That is, the politics of Africa has to be completely in sync with the wishes and needs of the peoples of Africa, at home and abroad.

Abeni learns about the great cultural and specific socio-economic role African Football plays in contemporary African civilization. In the course of her discussion with YPI colleague and football enthusiast Nile, she discovers the wide role of this venerable sport. From the athletic prowess of the players, the creative enthusiasm of the fans and the financial, economic and general business attributes of the sport, the world of African Football is probably the most dynamic form of global football. All that is lacking is the necessary institutional vision and focus of Africa’s political leaders.

Just imagine if some one like Nkrumah was the leader of Africa today…the African Football world would dominate the global industry within a few years of the inception of Pan-Africanism.

Abeni shows how the concepts of Pan-Africanism in a didactic and pedagogical form can be used to emphasize the importance of the history and philosophy of our people.

This video is dedicated to the courageous people of Soweto who in 1976 stood up for all of us.

Abeni and the Directorate expose an attempt to distort the role of Kwame Ture and the A-APRP in the struggle to build Pan-Africanism and defeat our global enemies. Our intrepid youth blast the lies about Kwame Ture's heroic organizing in the US and demonstrates the despicable diabolical depth some of the propaganda criminals are willing to stoop for money. They will tell blatant lies about the most sacred history of our heroic struggle against evil for a few coins.

Young Pioneers Institute (YPI)

Pan-African Culture is the dialectical product of the shared experiences and history of ALL the African peoples, at home and abroad. It is reflected in a shared history of oppression and exploitation countered by our peoples' valiant and selfless combat against the oppressors and exploiters. This is the essence of this particular Avenging Angel's video which is set in the context of Abeni, Nthandla, Nkosana and Olayinka's first Young Pioneer Institute congress.

Abeni unveils her plan for reconstruction of Africa.

Abeni issues her mission statement for these troubling times.

Abeni and Nkosana present the historical case for unity, revolution, and Pan-Africanism guided by Nkrumahism.

Kwame Nkrumah's AAPRP
(All-African People's Revolutionary Party)

Abeni presents the case for Dr. Kwame Nkrumah's last political party, the All-African People's Revolutionary Party. She uses videos of both Dr. Nkrumah and his Political Secretary, Kwame Ture. and excerpts from Nkrumah's Handbook of Revolutionary War (which was written with the assistance of Amilcar Cabral of the PAIGC) to make her compelling case for the party. And in doing so, she reminds us of the absolute necessity to "build the party."

Abeni and the committee coin a new name for colonialist stoogies. With the help of Dr. King, Kwame Nkrumah, Kwame Ture and Malcolm X help to explain it. They also instroduce their new band.

Abeni calls a press conference to explain what needs to be done to build a Pan-African state for our security and freedom.

African Renaissance

Abeni learns what is required to have an African Renaissance. She learns that the resurrection of Africa requires an understanding of our history, proper ideology and philosophy, plus disciplined organization

Knowing your real enemy is primary. In the dream Abeni explains how to unmask the real evil doers.

Abeni and her clan show how the African Woman can organize for unity. As usual, she has some good tips to offer.

Africa's Avenging Angels demonstrate their grasp of organizational concepts. Focusing on the post-world war two era of Pan-Africanism, they demonstrate the development of our struggle from the emergence of Nkrumah's glorious Convention Peoples Party to the contemporary era.

The directors produce and televise their first political education discussion. The discussion focuses on Africa's great wealth with an emphasis on its relationship to the worlds gold supply.

Abeni creates a central executive committee consisting of her main comrade Nkosana, her closest female comrade and friend Nthanda, and Nkosana's history expert, Olayinka. Together this intrepid band of children revolutionaries embark on a campaign to present African history and philosophy.

This delightful video introduces our heroine's best girl friend and explains how she became an item with the television talk show host. Along the way the Chairwoman of the board reminds us about our responsibility to build a Pan-African state and the deadline she and her colleagues have set for us.

The young leader and her closest friend collaborate to explain the history of colonial and neocolonial oppression and what has to be done.

Our intrepid little sister explains the situation Africans off the continent have to cope with. In so doing she explains the importance of African Union Government to Africans abroad.

2010 to 2020 is the decade of African Women as declared by the African Union. Let's give birth to a Pan-African nation in 2020. Africa Must Unite.