Pan-Africanist Congress
Britishnoun
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Mkongi’s words echoed a 1959 speech by Robert Sobukwe, the leader of the A.N.C.-breakaway Pan-Africanist Congress: “We take our stand on the principle that Africa is one and desires to be one and nobody, I repeat, nobody has the right to balkanize our land.”
From The New Yorker
Other, more radical activists of the Pan-Africanist Congress, which is also banned, reject talks altogether.
From Time Magazine Archive
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