Tonight, as millions across the continent marked Africa Day — a day meant to celebrate unity, liberation, solidarity and the dream of Pan-Africanism — South Africa once again finds itself confronting uncomfortable questions about who belongs, who is welcome, and whether the
ideals of African unity still hold meaning in modern Africa.

DR MALUSI MNCUBE
- RESEARCH
ASSOCIATE AND
AUTHOUR -
UNIVERSITY OF
JOHANNESBURG
DR KGOSI LETLAPE - ACTION SA MP

MENZI KA GUDU
MASEKO -
REVOLUTIONARY
CULTURAL ACTIVIST
AND AFRIKOLOGIST

 

Tonight, as millions across the continent marked Africa&nbsp;Day &mdash; a day meant to celebrate unity, liberation, solidarity&nbsp;and the dream of Pan-Africanism &mdash; South Africa once&nbsp;again finds itself confronting uncomfortable questions&nbsp;about who belongs, who is welcome, and whether the ideals of African unity still hold meaning in modern Africa.
DR MALUSI MNCUBE - RESEARCH ASSOCIATE AND AUTHOUR - UNIVERSITY OF JOHANNESBURG DR KGOSI LETLAPE - ACTION SA MP
MENZI KA GUDU MASEKO - REVOLUTIONARY CULTURAL ACTIVIST AND AFRIKOLOGIST
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