PAC and AZAPO join forces through a Co-operation Agreement

The Pan Africanist Congress and the Azanian People's Organization have signed a Declaration of Cooperation between the two organisations. AZAPO and the PAC say this declaration is a re-visitation of previous co-operations that include the 1991 Kadoma Consultation which was between AZAPO, the Black Consciousness Movement of Azania (BCMA) and the PAC. With their ideologies rooted on Africanism and black consciousness, the two organizations' have always been viewed as having shared similarities with one another.
PAC President Mzwanele Nyhontso and Azapo President Nelvis Qekema join us via zoom.

[sifisomolokwane]

Can they also talk to BLF and the EFF. for working relationships

[skimanization]

Since ANC and its allies including both SACP and COSATU it's time now for PAC/AZAPO and all other black consciousness parties to collaborate with the EFF since it shares PAN-AFRIKANISM and/or COMMUNALISM (termed socialism by Communists) and this has a sacrifice to be made whereby in future when they are all in government change or agree to a one name depicting the combined goals and/or aspirations of all parties guided by PAN-AFRIKANISM which EFF have already embarked on because of the vacancy in the politics of today. PAC/AZAPO should not waste time by embarking on what I call "selfish politics" because there is strength in unity!!!

[sifisomolokwane]

This ls a logical union but our fear is these guys haven't dealt with their egos. They are hungry and still want to eat.

[Tinker]

What is going on. ANC every week has a new contender for ANC leader. Malema declared himself the new president of SA last week, now Azapo and PAC declares themselves the new presidency. Let me declare myself the new president as well before I miss the boat. 😀😀

[manofsorrow]

Loosers, give them two weeks they will split into 2 or 4 factions, I wasted a huge chunks of my youth messing around with both Azapo and Pac

[xhosachicktv]

May the Black gods and goddesses be with them. We need the dignity of a black child restored in Africa.