Pan African Congress Movement’s 50th Africa Liberation Day

African UK and international organizations are eagerly anticipating ‘From Africa to The UK’ tour of HRH Changambire J Maponga with Special guests Professor James Small, Her Majesty Mambokadzi Aluko, and other honoured African luminaries, for the 2025 Pan African Congress Movement’s 50th Africa Liberation Day (ALD). Organisations involved:

·        MAA MAAT Cultural Centre - Temple of Maat and Shrine of Mami Wata – UK

·        Pan African Congress Movement (PACM) – UK

·        União Da Diáspora Angolana (UDA) – UK

·        Nations of Mother Earth (NOME))– Zimbabwe

·        Rebirth of the Griot (RTG) – UK

·        The Malcolm X Centre Management

·        Farmers of Thought (FOT) – Zimbabwe. 

It is a delight and honour to formally welcome our highly esteemed guests at this encouraging and favourable time for the Black Community in the UK and globally:

·        Honouring and promoting the principles of ALD.

·        A Cultural Exchange between Africa and its Diaspora.

·        Reclaiming African Monarchy.

·        Promoting land investment and agriculture.

·        Illuminating the power of African spirituality.

·        Strengthening the kinship between African and Diasporan children.

·        Addressing repatriation from the Diaspora to the Motherland.

Africa Liberation Day - ALD

Since 1975 the PACM has held consistently to the ideology of Pan-Africanism. It is a Revolutionary Pan-African organisation holding to the principles and practice of race first. The organisation is the most prominent Pan-African organization in the world and has remained the most consistent and determined. One of the major observations of the organisation is ALD every year, for three days over the bank holiday weekend closest to the 25th of May - the official date of ALD as designated by the Organization of African Unity (OAU) in 1963. ALD is an international forum where Africans get together in an exclusive gathering to plan and discuss strategies for our liberation.

May 2025 will be the 50th consecutive ALD commemoration that the PACM will observe. It is promoting the theme ‘The Grand African Renaissance’ – a significant focus for the African heritage family, business, and community.

HRH Changambire J Maponga

The CEO of the institute ‘Farmers of Thought’, a core establishment of consciousness to improve the quality of human experiences. He is a pragmatic African citizen with a global view of “Think globally and act locally”, as he says it. An elder with no limitations that plays a dozen musical instruments, is an author, life coach and social entrepreneur. HRH is a graduate of Andrews University Berrien Springs Michigan USA; he holds a Degree in Philosophy (BA Theology) and Persona Ministries, with a variety of qualifications from international institution such as the ILO (International Labor Organization). The birth of his daughters and their growth has inspired him to develop tools for youth development and parenting. His book, 'Shopping Skills' has been well received and his other work, 'So You Want to Be the Master' became a bestseller.

Mzee (Elder) Professor James Small

A Master Teacher, scholar activist, dynamic speaker, and organizational consultant. He is CEO of Sanaa Lodge Enterprise, Ghana, Ltd.; CEO & President, African-American Management Company, Ghana, Ltd.; International Vice President, Organization of Afro-American Unity (O.A.A.U.); International Vice President of World African Diaspora Union (WADU); Priest of Oya, Babalorisha, Ifa Tradition; former Imam (retired) of the Muslim Mosque Inc. founded by Malcolm X; and past President of the Eastern Region of the Association for the Study of Classical African Civilization (ASCAC). 

King-Woman Her Majesty Mambokadzi Arutura Aluko

‘Mama Africa’ is ruler of the Mutapa and Barwe Kingdoms and Paramount Chief of the Bakholokoa Kingdom, in South Africa. Her bloodline governance was chosen by nature; her sovereign matriarchal position is founded in the spiritual realm and actioned in the physical world. Her Majesty is the founder of Nations of Mother Earth (NOME) a Community Interest Company dedicated to improving the lives of marginalized people of African descent, globally.

Bristol - Saturday 24th May 2025 - 2 pm – 9 pm

The Malcolm X Community Centre, 141 City Road, St Paul's, Bristol BS2 8YH

 Manchester - Sunday 25th May 2025 - 4 pm – 8 pm

West Indian Centre , 74 Carmoor Road, Manchester M13 0FB 

 Birmingham - PACM’s 50th ALD - The Grand African Renaissance (Part 4) - Monday 26th May 2026

Registration: 10 am – 12 pm - Program: 12 pm – 8 pm

Legacy Centre of Excellence, 144 Potters Lane, Aston, Birmingham B6 4UU, 

London - Sunday 1st June 2025 - 4 pm – 8 pm

Tottenham Community Sports Centre, 701-703 High Rd, London N17 8AD