In today's episode, we bring attention to the Congolese people in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. With some 4.5 million people displaced from their homes – more than in any other country in Africa – and 2 million children at risk of starvation the world community carries on as business as usual, while The Cry Of The Congolese People can be seen if we pay attention and care. The Congolese people should not go unnoticed.

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In today's episode, we would like to give attention to our Afro-Palestinian brothers and sisters as the Palestinians’s struggle for freedom and self-determination under Israeli’s occupation. And although Afro-Palestinians make up a small percentage of the Palestinian population, they have an astounding history. Mainly concentrated in Jerusalem, most current Afro-Palestinians made the journey over during the British Mandate of Palestine as religious pilgrims and stuck around. The largest population of Afro-Palestinians sit in a neighborhood located in old Jerusalem referred to as “Little Harlem” or “The African Quarter”.

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In this episode we explore the meaning of Pan Africanism. Although decolonization has been achieved – insofar as the goals of national political independence were realized in the twentieth century – the need for African unity continues to be relevant to this day, especially with the increased presence of neocolonialism in Africa.

First and foremost, Pan-Africanism is the belief that people of African descent have common interests and should be unified. It is to create a sense of brotherhood and collaboration among all people of African descent whether they lived inside or outside of Africa. Historically, Pan-Africanism has often taken the shape of a political, economical, or cultural movement.

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