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The Pan Afrikanist is unapologetically Afro-centric. It aims to restore the Afrikan’s dignity and place him as an equal in the comity of nations.

To achieve this, the website will be as interactive as possible. It will promote debate on current and prominent Afrikan and world affairs as well as juxtapose these in historical context, where the need arises.

In this way we hope to become an instrument of learning for the Young Afrikans, the torchbearers of the Afrikan Revolution and posterity.

This can only be attainable if Afrikans first know themselves, hence this Website will endeavour by all means to tell the Afrikan story, their culture, music, food, arts, science, religion and all other rituals from the Afrikan’s perspective.

Join the journey with us, from east to west, south to north and let us recount together the tales of the Sahara Desert, the Nile River, the Kilimanjaro Mountains, the Okavango Delta and all the landmarks that jut the expanse of this vast continent as well as the over 3, 000 spoken languages of the Mother Continent. Let us Unite Afrika by information.

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Cubans in Botswana gathered in Gaborone to commemorate the National Rebellion Day

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President Matamela Cyril Ramaphosa addressing the Pan African Parliament in Midrand, South Africa

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DISS Director, Peter Fana Magosi

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Induction for the batch of 2026-2028 in Nalanda University

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FNB Botswana CEO, Mr Steven Lefentse Bogatsu

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