This is a page born out of conversations on facebook. This is a page where I shall be sharing links to papers, sites and videos that promote Pan African dialogue. We see it as making a circle out of the triangle that has divided Africans for too long. I hope you enjoy these pages, will recommend it to others and add any gems that you come across. This list is in no way comprehensive, I am just sharing the pages that have become meaningful to me.               Akua Ofosuhene

This website is meant to facilitate a cultural conversation. There are bits and pieces of my core sprinkled throughout this site. I am a social commentator, willing dissident, community educator, a (lightly) seasoned professional and recovering-flautist. I am either an intellectual, or am long-winded until I score a coherent point. I am a campaigner for the authentic application of justice and ethics in a socio-political atmosphere that reduces such ideals, distorts their meaning and disguises their implications.

http://sbfi.webs.com/ SBFI was founded by Jomo Hutaa four years ago.  The organisation has grown significantly since then and has over 200 members in Ghana alone. Jomo took  inspiration from our fore fathers who were pan africanists and liberators of our people.  Using examples set out by people like Kwame Nkurma and Marcus Garvey to name just two.  Through this inspiration birth was given to this noble organisation.  Our obligation is to help the youth in the community, to get involved in development of our dear nation and continent 

Here are some sites that I have found that carry some really good African films to buy.

http://www.africanfilmny.org/dvd/dvd.html African Film Festival Inc. is now offering you the opportunity to bring home some of the most critically acclaimed and historically significant titles of African and African Diaspora classical and contemporary cinema. This catalogue of films includes works crafted by some of the most dynamic directors of the twentieth and twenty-first century, highlighting the multi-layered identities and experiences that make up a global narrative for people of African origin, while also remaining universally accessible in their address of the human experience.

Premier Legend is a Youtube page that contains really intelligent videos from the likes of Dr  Leonard Jeffries's. I have got lots of good information on books and black / African history.