Global Pan Africanism Network -GPAN

Global Pan Africanism Network -GPAN OUR MISSION
To reunite all people of African descent, advocate for their rights and freedoms throughout the world. To promote youth and women leadership.
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This is an international Civil rights and Pan African organization to reunite all people of African descent,advocate for their rights and freedoms throughout the world ABOUT GPAN
Global Pan Africanism Network (GPAN) is an International Civil Rights and Pan African organization to reunite all people of African descent, advocate for their rights and freedoms throughout the world. OUR VISION
United P

rosperous Africa
Slogan :
We are Africa, We are one. OUR CORE VALUES
Love
Peace
Unity
Team work
Truth
Justice
Equality
Probity
Our Objectives:
1. To promote love and reunite all people of African descent with their ancestral motherland,advocate for their rights and freedoms.
2. To combat tribalism in Africa and fight racism throughout the world.
3. To promote African culture and create a unique identity that all people of African descent will be proud of.
4. To promote education and true knowledge of black history.
5. To promote Swahili language and other indigenous languages spoken by people of African descent throughout the world.
6. To promote Tourism in Africa by marketing Africa as a single destination.
7. To engineer technological, cultural ,economic development.
8. To promote Entrepreneurship and Agribusiness.
9. To empower young people, women and children through their talents.
11. To promote equality and equal opportunities for all.
12. To encourage Intra-Africa Trade and cooperation among GPAN member states.
13. To have a Global Health care plan for GPAN members.
14. Advocate for environmental conversations through promotion of green energy and encourage planting of indigenous trees.
15. To advocate for land equality in Africa and equitable distribution of land.

07/18/2026

On July 18th, Black Mental Health Matters is hosting a conversation on Black Men's Mental Health Day — honoring the men redefining strength and making healing accessible. Hosted by Dr. Mwata Kairi, featuring voices from mental health, coaching, and advocacy. Tune in at 12PM EST.
"It's okay to not be okay. Black Men's Mental Health Day — because healing starts with being heard."

With United States of Africa – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉
07/07/2026

With United States of Africa – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

06/24/2026
06/24/2026

Is there hope for Senegal in the World?

The odds are stacked against heading into the final Matchday, and only a remarkable result will keep their World Cup dream alive.

The Lions of Teranga must not only defeat Iraq but do so by a huge margin to have any realistic chance of advancing as one of the tournament’s best third-placed teams. Based on the current goal-difference scenario, a scoreline as dramatic as Senegal 🇸🇳 10–0 Iraq 🇮🇶 would put the mathematics in their favor.

A daunting task lies ahead, but until the final whistle blows, hope remains alive for Senegal.

📸: Mike Segar/Reuters

06/16/2026

Africa isn’t lacking wealth; it’s lacking proper management. The continent is rich in natural resources, talent, and cultural capital, yet systemic challenges like poor governance, corruption, and weak institutions continue to limit its full potential. With transparent leadership, accountability, and strategic investment in people and infrastructure, Africa can transform its wealth into widespread prosperity.
Join the United States of Africa and make a difference!
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06/11/2026

I've just kicked off my challenge, One Africa One People, using ! Record a 30–60 sec video: share your country, what “One Africa, One People” means to you, and one action to unite Africans. Tap the hashtag to view my challenge.

The challenge will run from June 10 to July 10. Can't wait to take a look at what you all have to share!
Africa Must Unite!

11/04/2023
08/02/2023

The Russian Federation advises against military intervention in the Niger crisis and supports using constitutional means to restore peace in the West African country.
In short response, the Russian ambassador said, “Russia opposes a military solution to the conflict, Russia has no plans to use its armed forces in Niger. The people of Niger should solve their problems independently in a constitutional manner without any resort to force or threat to use it.”
Russia's Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. Alexei Shebarshin, said this while responding to an inquiry by The PUNCH and suggested the use of constitutional methods to bring peace back to the West African nation.

Burkina Faso and Mali warn that any military intervention in Niger to reinstate President Mohamed Bazoum would be seen as a declaration of war against their nations, citing potential destabilization in the region. They also refuse to apply the sanctions imposed on Niger by West African leaders.


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Dallas, TX
75023

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