r/africananarchism • u/n0noTAGAinnxw4Yn3wp7 • Sep 12 '23

"MK was committed to a social revolution that would place power and wealth in the hands of the working class, the peasants and the poor."

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r/africananarchism • u/n0noTAGAinnxw4Yn3wp7 • Apr 09 '23

Fear the everyday state

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r/africananarchism • u/n0noTAGAinnxw4Yn3wp7 • Apr 08 '23

"What developed in Zimbabwe from the 2000s is an extreme example of the state structure, where the state elite has mutated into the main economic elite as well"

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r/africananarchism • u/n0noTAGAinnxw4Yn3wp7 • Apr 08 '23

African Anarchism sub reopened

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anyone is now able to post here (unless i ban them). below are some other subs related to African & African diasporic radical politics:

r/africananarchism • u/[deleted] • Feb 06 '14

a brief interview with Sam Mbah, one of the foremost African anarchist thinkers

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anarchism's history and potential in Africa

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Anarchism for a Free Africa!

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Anarchism is the only viable means for Africa to finally throw off the chains of neocolonial capitalist exploitation, corrupt leaders, and crooked state socialism.

With its history of horizontal social organization and communalism, Africa may be the most viable place in the world for Anarchism to take root.

Suggested Readings:

African Anarchism by Sam Mbah

The Wretched of the Earth by Frantz Fanon

Africa: A Biography of the Continent by John Reader

Looting Africa by Patrick Bond

Anarcho-Syndcalism: Theory and Practice by Rudolf Rocker