Pan-African

We want to develop an appropriate response to the new pan-African context.

All united by a rare, but tangible sense of pan-African unity.

It is one of the first Pan-African features to be made.

Other groups present traditional culture from a pan-African perspective.

The solution: he sat on the dais with the pan-African officials, but said nothing.

Under his leadership the first post-war pan-African student congress was held organized in 1951.

This was in honor of the international Pan-African movement leader.

This is what prompted the international community to support the establishment of a pan-African peacekeeping force, for example.

The show features international entertainment news and content with a Pan-African focus.

At the time, he was studying the roots of pan-African culture through studies of language and music.

These projects are supported by a variety of Pan-African artists.

Both axis will be important sections of the Pan-African main links.

It has a membership of 35 unions and eight 'pan-African federations' in 29 countries.

He also became active again in the Pan-African movement.

It has been cited as the earliest pan-African fiction.

It is a vibrant, colourful, often chaotic pan-African area.

Since he created the term, it has been adopted by many pan-African and revolutionary African groups.

The colours of green and gold are considered Pan-African colours.

The design incorporated the pan-African colours of yellow, black, green and red with the following explanation:

Only countries whose flags currently do not use Pan-African colours are included in this gallery.

Back in '75 my agent gave me a last chance and booked me into this crazy pan-African tour.

It made significant advance for the Pan-African cause.

The university is Pan-African in design and spirit.

Africa University is a Pan-African institution committed to a diverse student population.

A24 is an independent pan-African 24-hour news and information channel, an 'African voice for Africa'.