We, sitting in this 20th Congress of AZAPO, are patriots of our beautiful country. We are the sons and daughters of its valleys, mountains, rivers, forests and plains. In our collective veins flows the blood of our forebears, who protected this land and lovingly bequeathed it to us. We are the descendents of Makana, Shaka, Makhado, Sekhukhune, Moshoeshoe and Ngungunyana. Our quest in the Black Consciousness Movement is the continuation of the heroic struggles waged by our martyrs...

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The President of the Azanian People’s Organisation, Comrade Mosibudi Mangena, the Deputy President, comrade Pandelani Nevolovhodwe, the Secretary-General, and the members of the Central Committee; comrades, friends and guests of this Congress; I greet you in the name of the great philosophy of Black Consciousness; I salute you and all the members of this part of the family of Black Consciousness; above all, I salute the great stalwarts of our movement who laid down their lives for the freedom of our Land, our People and especially our children. I think today of comrade Onkgopotse Tiro, that courageous student leader and pioneer of the Black Consciousness Movement who stopped at nothing in order to advance the revolutionary programme and commitment of the black students of Azania...

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It is just unbelievable. It looks like the president of South Africa does not understand the importance of the position he occupies, and so, or, therefore, he cannot do as he please! Or, on the other hand, because he is the president, he assumes he commands an omnipotence to do as he pleases. He is very wrong...

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Date:              20-21 March 2010

 

Venue:           Fun Valley Conference Centre (Near Lenasia, 3km South of Eldorado Park on Golden Highway towards Vereeniging), Johannesburg

 

Time:             09h00

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One of the poorest countries in the world, Haiti, was recently struck by a 7.0 strong earthquake. More than 200 thousand lives are reported to have lost. Dead bodies lying all over the place was a common sight. Even mass graves could not cope, thereby forcing the survivors to burn the corpses in the open streets. The air was thick with the stench of decomposing human flesh. All this took place at the doorstep of a superrich superpower called the US. Instead of sending food, water, medicine and health professionals, they opted to prioritise flooding the bleeding and life-losing country with hundreds of soldiers and guns in order to colonise the airport and “keep law and order”...

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