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| UNIA-ACL Government International Headquarters 1609 - 1611 Cecil B. Moore Ave Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19121 Phone: 215-236-0782 Email Address: pg1@cbpm.org Web: www.cbpm.org/unia-acl Government Officers: Senghor Jawara Baye President-General/Administrator Akili Nkrumah 1st Assistant President-General Serwah Nkrumah 2nd Assistant President-General Mwalimu Gee 3rd Assistant President-General Basiymah Muhammad Bey 4th Assistant President-General Mary Bota Secretary-General Brenda Dunn Clayton 1st Assistant Secretary-General Sister Njere 2nd Assistant Secretary-General Michael Duncan High Chancellor Asim Nkrumah Auditor General I-Nia Reginia Rogers Counsel General Khabyr Hadas Minister of Education Zama Cook Minister of Information Chuck Banks Minister of Labour & Industries Serwah Nkrumah Minister of Transportation Dr. David L. Horne International Organizer Lewin S. Bailey High Commissioner of Canada Nyata Toure District Two Commissioner Kwame Binta District Three Commissioner Ras Marvin District Five Commissioner Mensah Saleem Michigan State Commissioner Sadie Madison Administrator – Council of Elders Marcus Garvey, Jr. Special Representative Sababu Nkrumah Special Representative |
| UNIA-ACL Centennial Newsletters: |
| Greetings from I-Nia (Reginia) Rogers UNIA & ACL General Counsel Centennial Planning Committee Chair |
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| UNIA-ACL Index |
| UNIA-ACL Centennial Newsletter Volume 7 June 1st, 2014 Volume 6 May 1st, 2014 Volume 5 April 1st, 2014 Volume 4 March 1st, 2014 Volume 3 February 1st, 2014 |
| Message From UNIA & ACL General Counsel President General Senghor Jawara Baye We call on all Africans . . . those at home and those abroad . . . to join us as we continue this great 98-year legacy. Building this 21st century government is no easy task, however we can, we must, we will, for the future of our children and those to follow depend on it. Today our Race is in need of practical solutions to our many problems around the world. Self-Determination and Self-Reliance are the cornerstones to the development of the 21st Century for the African Race. Africa is the richest continent in the world . . . with its many earthly resources. Today we have Africans and those of African descent scattered all over the world... continued here |
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| I am a Black Woman Tall as a Cypress Strong beyond all definition Still defying place and time and circumstances Assailed, impervious, indestructible Look on me and be renewed! Author Unknown Though there were many “historical” attempts to hide the facts of the “birthplace” of human civilization and to pretend that this “cradle” was in Greece, there is much archeological proof today that humankind began on the shores of and within the land of Mother Africa! And, as women have always been one-half of the process of creation of life, it is clear that the role of women has always been integral to life. continued here |
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