Excited to discuss my recent book, The Psychology of Pan-Africanism: Between Illusion and Liberation, in an upcoming seminar hosted by the Department of Psychology at UNISA.
📅 Aug. 25, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM (South Africa)
Link in the next post:
Yesterday’s South Africa–Mexico match was about more than football.
Many Africans openly backed Mexico as a response to recent xenophobia against fellow Africans in South Africa. When Africans celebrate the defeat of another African nation, we should ask why.
What does psychological liberation mean in a postcolonial world?
My new book explores this through decolonial theory and Pan-African thought.
Now available: https://t.co/CGRQDwDOvj
#PanAfricanism#DecolonialTheory#AfricanStudies
Africa–Caribbean Day Symposium 2026 is coming to Taipei!
Join voices from Africa, the Caribbean & Taiwan in a powerful dialogue on identity, culture & global collaboration.
Register now: https://t.co/OxVLcmoTKc
Watch highlights from last year’s symposium:
https://t.co/RuFopshBRL
I’m pleased to share the cover of my forthcoming book:
The Psychology of Pan Africanism: Between Illusions and Liberation
(Palgrave Macmillan / Springer Nature)
Publication: May 4, 2026
Pre-orders now available.
It was an honor to be invited by the ambassadors from African and Caribbean nations to present the Vision of the Africa-Caribbean Advocates Initiative (ACA). Thank you, ACA’s awesome team. Thank you, Institute of Ethnology of Academia Sinica and the Africa-China Research Network
Embassy of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, ROC, (Taiwan)
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In preparation for the Maiden Africa-Caribbean Day Symposium 2025, on 10th May, we had the honour yesterday (26/03/‘25) to meet with the Chairman, Dr. Ebede Ndi and Secretary -General, Mr. Ghanniy Oyedele 📷