Africa Is One Continent, One People And

Africa Is One Continent, One People, And One Nation. The Notion That In Order To Have A Nation It Is Necessary For There To Be A Common Language, A Common Territory And Common Culture Has Failed To Stand The Test Of Time Or The Scrutiny Of Scientific Definition Of Objective Reality... The Community Of Economic Life Is The Major Feature Within A Nation, And It Is The Economy Which Holds Together The People Living In A Territory. It Is On This Basis That The New Africans Recognise Themselves As Potentially One Nation, Whose Dominion Is The Entire African Continent.

There Is A Close Connection Between Socio-political Development, The Struggle Between Social Classes And The History Of Ideologies. In General, Intellectual Movements Closely Reflect The Trends Of Economic Developments. In Communal Society, Where There Are Virtually No Class Divisions, Man's Productive Activities On Outlook And Culture Is Less Discernible. Account Must Be Taken Of The Psychology Of Conflicting Classes.

The Best Way Of Learning To Be An Independent Sovereign State Is To Be An Independent Sovereign State.

No People Without A Government Of Their Own Can Expect To Be Treated On The Same Level As People Of Independent Sovereign States. It Is Far Better To Be Free To Govern Or Misgovern Yourself Than To Be Governed By Anybody Else . . .

We All Want A United Africa, United Not Only In Our Concept Of What Unity Connotes, But United In Our Common Desire To Move Forward Together In Dealing With All The Problems That Can Best Be Solved Only On A Continental Basis.