COLUMNIST: EDWARD MITOLE, PHD

The Problem Might Not Be Capitalism At All

Dec 22, 2023 | Feature Article

After reading Fanon 39;s avant garde work, Black Skin, White Masks; Biko 39;s I Write What I Like, and annotations by ...

A rocket race of Enlil's 'Sheep'

Nov 21, 2023 | Feature Article

Jesus came from a tribe originally known as ldquo;Ewes rdquo; (Jews in today rsquo;s parlance) and who were hybrids of ...

Why does the world take advantage of Black folk with such ease?

Nov 15, 2023 | Feature Article

Never underestimate your opponents in history. So many make this mistake in all of the infantile chest beating and feel ...

Opinion In Re Islandsite – The NPA should now withdraw Red Notices in Respect of...

Nov 13, 2023 | Feature Article

The NPA must do the right thing in the interest of justice and withdraw Red Notices in Respect of the Gupta Brothers ...

The black worker is a white man’s creation

Nov 13, 2023 | Feature Article

When whites arrived here we were autonomous self serving beings. We worked for ourselves. We had the land and tamed anim ...

Africans Must Defend The Institution of The Family

Nov 12, 2023 | Feature Article

African cosmology teaches that we reincarnate, but it is very clear that we only come back through our own species, and ...

Enoch Gondongwana: A Colonial Administrator At A Time South Africa Needs A Decol...

Nov 12, 2023 | Feature Article

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

The Guptas Never Captured The State - The Facts

Nov 12, 2023 | Feature Article

Lack of political literacy amongst the South African population has resulted in the misconception of political lobbying. ...

Zuma opens the door wide to the working class: lessons from Zimbabwe

Oct 23, 2023 | Feature Article

South Africa is at a crossroads, facing its biggest upheavals since independence in 1994. Globally, since the 2008 Great ...

We want our land back

Oct 23, 2023 | Feature Article

Ever since the land grabs, Zimbabwe has been able to increase its tobacco farmers from only 4500 white farmers to 106000 ...

Who is Professor Edward Mitole?

Oct 23, 2023 | Feature Article

A revolutionary intellectual, Professor Edward Mitole is widely regarded as one of the most important public intellectua ...

MAAT

Oct 16, 2023 | Feature Article

The third type of building materials in the season of kuroka is called Ma rsquo;at. Maat 39;s name comes from the wo ...

Edward Mitole chats to his daughter Aisha

Oct 16, 2023 | Feature Article

My first born daughter, Aisha, engages me on the subject of MA rsquo;AT (Mathematics). Daughter: Dad, I remember this ...

The Ostrich Feather of Ma'at

Oct 16, 2023 | Feature Article

The crown of Ma 39;at is represented by an ostrich feather. All of her highest devotees throughout Africa wore it to sy ...

Re-Membering The African Family Tree in the Season of Kuroka

Oct 15, 2023 | Feature Article

There is only one Afrakan linguistic family tree. However, there are branches within this family. The earliest is Mdu ...

Professor Edward Mitole: The Revolutionary Intellectual

Oct 5, 2023 | Feature Article

In 1999 I left the University of Malawi a eurocentrically educated black man with a slavery mindset. I then decided t ...

The original homelands of the Five Races of Eniyan (Homosapiens)

Sep 27, 2023 | Feature Article

It is essential that you stop allowing your former enslaver to define the history of humanity. As the original human bei ...

Edward Mitole, PhD

Dr Edward Mitole, Professor of Development Studies at the University of the State of the African Diaspora (USOAD) and Founder & Chair of the African Renaissance Project (ARP). More 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.