The history of Pan-africanism

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Pan-Africanism: Agenda for African Unity in the 1990s
An address by Julius O. Ihonvbere, 27 May 1994.
Where do we go from here?
By Ayize Atiba, 8 March 1995. A call for pan-African solidarity.
The 1945 Pan-African Congress and its Aftermath
By Simon Katzenellenbogen, 2 May 1995. Manchester will celebrate the anniversary of the 1945 Pan-African congress held there fifty years before.
Address by Mandela to the National Assembly of Mali
Mamako, 2 March 1996. African unity and Republic of South Africa's role.
Women's Contribution to the Pan-African Struggle: Revisited
By M. Mason, 27 March 1997. Focus on the Fourth Pan African Congress held in New York City, August 1927, but also conferning the First Congress, Paris 1900.
Creation of a Pan-African Senate: A Call for Action
6 May 1997. A call for a Pan-African Senate and a letter to President Mugabe, incoming head of the OAU.
Africans on the Move
From the Nkrumaist, by Sis. Marpessa Kupendua, 19 February 1998. Pan-Africanism in the perspective of the African diaspora.