Pan African Congress - Kenya

Pan African Congress - Kenya Kenya's National Chapter of the Global Pan African Movement

Don't Agonize, Organize!

Viva Africa One nation, one people!
30/07/2026

Viva Africa

One nation, one people!

Pan African Congress Kenya, the Kenyan chapter of the Global Pan African Movement, this week joined a Pan African Discou...
30/07/2026

Pan African Congress Kenya, the Kenyan chapter of the Global Pan African Movement, this week joined a Pan African Discourse Workshop with organized by SOAS University of London in Naivasha, bringing together delegates from Kenya, the United Kingdom, Ethiopia, Burkina Faso, Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, and Tanzania.

The workshop convened a deliberately broad colaboration, universities, non-governmental organizations, social justice movements, legal and justice-sector organizations, and anti-racism organizations from across the seven represented nations around a single, deliberate purpose: to reawaken the Pan-African spirit and recommit the continent to the founding vision of a united, peaceful, and prosperous Africa, built by Africans and for Africans.

Discussions were anchored by two guiding principles of the movement: "Don't Agonize, Organize," a call to move beyond lament into structured, sustained action; and "One Battle, Many Fronts," a recognition that university researchers, grassroots NGOs, justice-sector advocates, and anti-racism campaigners are not pursuing separate agendas, but fighting the same continental struggle from different positions.

Central to the discourse was a shared conviction: Africa's unity project is not a relic to be revisited nostalgically, but an unfinished mandate to be carried forward deliberately, on African terms. Delegates were explicit that the objective is African solutions to African problems, with any international partnership, including that of SOAS University of London, positioned to support the implementation of African-designed solutions rather than to define or impose them. Delegates examined how each generation since independence has advanced, and at times stalled, the continental integration agenda, and identified concrete steps for embedding Pan-African thinking into policy, education, and youth leadership across the seven represented nations.

The workshop's closing session took place at Kabarak University School of Law, where students staged a historical recreation of the 1945 Pan African Congress held in Manchester, London, the gathering widely credited with catalyzing the wave of African independence movements that followed. The recreation was attended by university staff, students, and former Chief Justice of Kenya, Prof. Willie Mutunga, whose reflections connected the 1945 delegates' demands for self-governance to the constitutional and justice challenges facing Africa today.

"Every generation inherits a foundation. Ours is not to lay a new one from scratch, but to build the next floor," said a PAC Kenya representative at the closing of the workshop.

The engagement reaffirms PAC Kenya's institutional commitment to intergenerational transfer of the Pan-African project — ensuring that gains made by earlier generations of liberation leaders are consolidated, documented, and handed to the youth as a working inheritance rather than a historical footnote.

PAC Kenya extends its gratitude to SOAS University of London, Kabarak University School of Law, and all delegates from the seven participating nations for their partnership in this continuing work.

**Viva Africa. A Luta Continua.**

PAN AFRICAN CONGRESS KENYA mourns the 16 young daughters of our nation lost in the tragic Utumishi Girls Academy fire:Pu...
12/06/2026

PAN AFRICAN CONGRESS KENYA mourns the 16 young daughters of our nation lost in the tragic Utumishi Girls Academy fire:

Purity Naisula, Celestine Wamboi, Nicole Michelle, Jullia Hinga, Sheril Onderi, Jane Kimani, Abigail Chepng’eno, Imani Boit, Neema Wairimu, Mercy Precious, Precious Wanjeri, Cecilia Wanjiku, Fortune Aimaya, Getrude Muthoni, Juliet Linah, and the 16th student whose identity was not publicly released.

We also mourn Ruth Wangari, the mother who tragically lost her life in a road accident while rushing to the school in search of her daughter.

Today, Kenya grieves. Less than two years after the Endarasha tragedy, our nation is once again forced to bury children whose only mission was to learn, dream and build a better future.

We demand full accountability, justice for every victim, prosecution of all culpable individuals, stricter school safety standards, functional emergency exits, improved dormitory infrastructure, stronger student guidance and counselling, responsible discipline systems, and enhanced teacher oversight to ensure such a tragedy never happens again.

May the souls of our children rest in eternal peace.
Africa mourns with their families. 🕊️

It’s really disappointing to see how Africa’s top referee Omar Artan was treated by American government. He is the skin...
11/06/2026

It’s really disappointing to see how Africa’s top referee Omar Artan was treated by American government.

He is the skinny kid with a funny name.

He has a valid passport and visa to come to America, but after arrival in America was gruelled for hours and turned back.

Africa and its people deserve respect.

It’s frustrating to see some claiming to be righteous protecting war criminals like Netanyahu and Epstein criminals.

We stand with Omar Artan.




The safety of over 58 million Kenyans must never be sacrificed to serve USA interests.
02/06/2026

The safety of over 58 million Kenyans must never be sacrificed to serve USA interests.


We are sovereign nation, not a quarantine zone for foreign powers.The safety of 53 million Kenyans must never be sacrifi...
01/06/2026

We are sovereign nation, not a quarantine zone for foreign powers.

The safety of 53 million Kenyans must never be sacrificed to serve USA interests.

If Ebola quarantine facilities are needed, they should be established by America in US not Kenya


🇰🇪 Happy Madaraka Day, Kenya!Today we honour the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and reaffirm our commitment to compl...
01/06/2026

🇰🇪 Happy Madaraka Day, Kenya!
Today we honour the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and reaffirm our commitment to complete liberation—economic, political, and cultural.
Madaraka was not the destination; it was the beginning.
A stronger Kenya.
A united Africa.
One destiny.

Africa is our business.On this African Liberation Day, we honour the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and recommit our...
25/05/2026

Africa is our business.
On this African Liberation Day, we honour the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and recommit ourselves to a united, sovereign and self-determined Africa.

One Africa. One People. One Future.

Happy

Mr. Tula Alfred, Chairman and Leader of the Kenya Pan-African Congress Chapter, together with Dr. Daniel Mulugeta — Seni...
11/05/2026

Mr. Tula Alfred, Chairman and Leader of the Kenya Pan-African Congress Chapter, together with Dr. Daniel Mulugeta — Senior Lecturer in International Politics of Africa and Chair of the SOAS Centre for Pan-African Studies at SOAS University of London — paid a courtesy visit today to Comrade Musasizi Robert, Country Manager and Legal Director of the Global Pan-African Movement Uganda Chapter.

The meeting reaffirmed the shared commitment to strengthening Pan-African solidarity, intellectual exchange, and regional cooperation.

Chairman Comrade Tulu Alfred & Executive Director Dr. Kimani Wachira in South Africa for high-level engagements advancin...
16/04/2026

Chairman Comrade Tulu Alfred & Executive Director Dr. Kimani Wachira in South Africa for high-level engagements advancing African Solutions for African Problems

The introduction of the Sovereign Charter of African Indigenous Spirituality (AIS) marks a bold step toward restoring spiritual sovereignty, identity, and continental unity.

Dr. Wachira reaffirmed Kenya’s strong support—highlighting the Charter as both a diagnosis of our challenges and a pathway to lasting solutions.

Africa must define, own, and lead its spiritual and cultural destiny.

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