Multipolar world

Today, the world stands at a crossroads—a dangerous yet transformative moment—marked by the collapse of traditional power structures and the emergence of a multipolar world order. This transformation is not merely a matter of geopolitical reorganization; it signifies a break from decades of Western domination, especially by the United States and its key allies, and offers an opportunity for historically oppressed peoples to rise and align with the ascending powers in global politics.

Pan-Africanism is the unity of the different manifestations of Africanity, a theology of liberation (to use a concept dear to Dom Helder Camara) in the Afro-centric sense. It is a current that follows the unitary tradition of the great Empires of pre-colonial Africa (Manden Empire, Wagadu Empire, Ashanti Empire, Kongo Empire, Zulu Empire, Dahomey, Ethiopian Empire, Kemet). Solidarity and the desire for union is a characteristic of African Civilization, and this desire has been projected into its Diaspora in History.

It has been awhile since my last piece and as a youth pan-Africanist with liberal conservative views, the paradox of the Nigerian state is to say the least mind boggling.

It is not easy to maintain consistency in Anglo-American neighbourhood and its persistent repression, grey zone activities, coloured revolution attempts, cooperation with shady people, etc…
That is why Venezuela is important in the very main structures of multipolar world.