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    Africanism and the spirit of Madiba

    Jul 26, 2020 3 minutes

    Africanism is not a new concept; it means different things to different people. In his submission to the discourse, late Nigerian political scientist Elechukwu Njaka wrote in the Cambridge University Press’ A Journal of Opinion (autumn, 1971) that the concept has varied components, including “arts, beliefs, culture, history, music, philosophy, politics, science and concepts such as nationalism and Pan-Africanism”.

    In another show of the spirit of Africanism and a response to the call for active citizenship in communities, South Africa and the globe commemorated Nelson Mandela Day last weekend, while

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