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| Atty. Shabazz and his delegation have made the journey in efforts to connect Black liberation struggles worldwide. |
New Black Panther Party National Chairman Attorney Malik Zulu Shabazz is on the ground in Africa leading a delegation on a two-week tour to reconnect with the motherland. So far, they have met with leaders of Zanu-PF, reconnected with many liberation organizations and touched the hands of the people.
Atty. Shabazz spoke to thousands of Pan Africanist Congress supporters at a rally to commemorate the 1960 Sharpeville massacre. His delegation has hopes to meet President Robert Mugabe during their planned visit to Zimbabwe in the coming days.
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| Grave markers of those who died during the 1960 Sharpeville Massacre. |
The Black struggle is connected all over the globe. March 21, 1960 is a national holiday there. The Sharpeville Massacre launched the anti-apartheid struggle all over Azania and sparked rebellion all over Africa. Many women and children were killed, some even shot in the back. Know the history.
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| Pan-Africanist Congress members and supporters prepare for rally on March 21, 2013 |
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