Columnist: EDWARD MITOLE, PHD

What is Political Power?

Jan 17, 2023 | Feature Article

ldquo;So many confuse what political power is. It is not merely Voting Power. You don 39;t vote out capitalism and t ...

Misconception Of State Capture

Jan 14, 2023 | Feature Article

The Guptas and State Capture: It is highly probable that the Guptas have stolen from government, as it is equally proba ...

Restitution and Reparation: Conditions for The Collective Resurgence of Humanity

Jan 9, 2023 | Feature Article

The birth of the racial subject mdash;and therefore of Blackness mdash;is linked to the history of capitalism. Capitalis ...

Democracy and Innovation underpinning successful Public Sector in Africa

Jan 7, 2023 | Feature Article

Abstract One of the widely held beliefs in public management is the strict commitment to an ideology of public s ...

Black Kemet at war with other Blacks in Northwest Africa

The Futility of Unprincipled Black Unity With No Ideological Grounding in Afrika...

Jan 7, 2023 | Feature Article

While the idea of Black unity is nice, you are delusional and elementarily useless if you think the Black revolution wil ...

Exposing The Pan-Africanist Historical Dishonesty

Jan 7, 2023 | Feature Article

Mine is simply an honest reading of history. What came to be coined lsquo;Pan-Africanism rsquo; had a conceptual framew ...

Christmas Special Article no. 7: JESUS EXISTED

Dec 29, 2022 | Feature Article

In much of today rsquo;s world, Jesus is arguably the most famous being in history. Even the Quran makes prominent menti ...

Mary’s Sex Scandal: Jesus Conceived Irregularly

Dec 29, 2022 | Feature Article

When King Herod proposed a three-way world government (a triarchy) in a post-Caesar dispensation, he stipulated that it ...

Greatest Story Ever Sold: The Truth About The Star of Bethlehem

Dec 28, 2022 | Feature Article

December 25 is the world rsquo;s most famous day. It is called Christmas, the day dedicated to the celebration of the bi ...

THE SUN IS GOSPELS’ SON OF GOD: Cultists Have Piggybacked On Jesus’ Name To Prop...

Dec 27, 2022 | Feature Article

If there is one troubling paradox about Jesus, it is that very little, factually, is known about him from the familiar s ...

Black Consciousness and Pan Africanism: Synergies for Liberation

Dec 16, 2022 | Feature Article

Some of the leading thinkers of Black Consciousness (BC) would be WEB Du Bois, Carter G Woodson, Malcolm X, Kwame Toure, ...

A prophet stepping on top of church members

Abuse of Religion in the name of miracle money: A Crisis of Capitalism

Oct 10, 2022 | Feature Article

The CRL Rights Commission rsquo;s Report on the so called ldquo;Commercialization of Religion and Abuse of People r ...

The Myth of Karma: Truth or Falsehood?

Jun 22, 2022 | Feature Article

One of the major lies of slave religions is the myth of karma. In Afrakan tradition, such a concept does not exist. ...

Stop The Lies: There Is No Economic Miracle In Rwanda

Aug 6, 2020 | Feature Article

In recent years, western media has been harping on about the economic miracle that is Rwanda. However, one simply ha ...

Tito Mboweni: A Colonial Administrator At A Time South Africa Needs A Decolonizi...

Aug 5, 2020 | Feature Article

I rsquo;m looking at the cabinet pronounced by President Cyril Ramaphosa and I am astounded by the celebration that ...

Zimbabwe And SADC Set Up To Fail

Aug 4, 2020 | Feature Article

For a while now, I have been speaking about the economic warfare that is upon Zimbabwe and how it was designed to de ...

About Author
Edward Mitole is the most powerful proponent of the African Liberation Movement today, as well as the foremost black political thinker of our time. He is a speaker, activist, theoretician and organizer of campaigns such as “The Curriculum Must Fall” and "Africa Unite". Following in the footsteps of previous black leaders such as Marcus Garvey, Kwame Nkrumah, Mangaliso Sobukwe, Patrice Lumumba and Malcolm X, Edward Mitole points to a positive future for the African Continent through the slogan made famous by the Garvey Movement of the 1920s, “Africa for Africans, at home and abroad.” He sends a bold message, calling on African people worldwide to unite their homeland, liberate their people and dispense with colonial borders that continue to divide and oppress.