Cde Ali Khangela Hlongwane, when are you guys gona realise that as Africans we 
really need each other. Comrades in PAM, APC, some in ID and DA including ANC 
were members of PAC, if PAC is serious about occupying a strategic place in the 
politics of our African continent and the world it must seek to claim these 
comrades back to PAC. PAC COMRADES PLEASE START TO THINK BIG.

>>> <[email protected]> 2011/05/20 09:52 AM >>>

        
        Cde Mduduzi

I would like to point out that the line you are taking is meaningless. 
That is looking at PAM and APC as so-called brothers. The teachings of the 
founders of the PAC particularly Sobukwe, Pokela and Mothopeng was always 
that we must look up to the masses of African people. We are told that the 
population of Azania is 49 million people. We must look to those millions 
of Africans out there-intellectuals, students, the youth, workers, the 
rural poor, the unemployed and the homeless. It is by understanding the 
new struggles of these popular classes that we can rebuild the PAC. In 
fact it is these masses who can rebuild the PAC. This will translate into 
the PAC having a presence in the ever changing settlement landscape of 
Azania; it will mean the PAC evolving fresh perspectives on the complex 
problems of Azania, Africa and the world we live in; it will mean the PAC 
evolving new strategies and tactics for organising and mobilising- I agree 
with you that the PAYCO goggle group has potential and we should encourage 
more Africanists to subscribe. We may not agree with Obama but it would be 
foolish not to study his mastery of the new forms of communication. The 
same applies to the uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia. Can the sms, email, 
etc be one of many forums we can use to speak to each other, strategise 
and rebuild structure.  In the final analysis a programme of renewal that 
looks to people who broke away from the PAC as opposed to the millions of 
people out there is bound to fail.

 

Ali Khangela Hlongwane
Chief Curator: Museum Africa

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