Federation of Free States of Africa
Commonwealth of Emerging States of Africa

Established 2007

Welcome to the Official web page of the African Federation of Free States of Africa, an Organization representing the new Emerging States of Africa, also known as the African League for Peace and Prosperity. The Federation is an Alliance of Sovereign and Emerging African States, it’s aims and purpose are to promote Democracy, Freedom and Peace in Africa.

MEMBER STATES

Republic of Central Kongo

Republic of Cabinda

United Republic of Kivu

Republic of Katanga

Republic of Equateur

Republic of Boyoma

Republic of Great Kasai

United Republic of Anzico

Republic of N'Dongo

United Kingdom Lunda Tchokwe

Republic of Benguela



Republic of Biafra



Barotseland



Republic of Transkei

Matabeleland

Map of the Economic and Defence Alliance of the Free States of Africa

REPUBLIC OF KATANGA

 REPUBLIC OF CABINDA REPUBLIC OF GREAT KASAI
FEDERAL REPUBLIC
OF CENTRAL KONGO
UNITED REPUBLIC OF KIVU REPUBLIC OF N'DONGO
REPUBLIC OF BOYOMA REPUBLIC OF BENGUELA  REPUBLIC OF EQUATEUR
UNITED REPUBLIC OF ANZICO REPUBLIC OF BIAFRA KINGDOM OF LUNDA TCHOKWE
BAROTSELAND REPUBLIC OF TRANSKEI AFRICA COINS
MATABELELAND

 

AFRICA STAMPS

INFORMATION

CHARTER OF THE FFSA

Human Rights Watch Scramble for Katanga  
CRIME OF CONGO Corruption in the DRC Atlas Historique
Histoire de la colonisation Belge 1876 - 1910 End of the Belgium Congo VIDEOS
 Africa Governance, Monitoring and Advocacy Project Britain and the Kongo Demand for Independence
Child Soldiers Silencing Dissent War and Peace of
the DRC
DRC - Digging in Corruption Struggling to Survive Suffering in the DRC
Mortality in the DRC Behind the Scenes: Warlords Deadly Battle in DRC  Across the Congo 1923
 Berlin Conference of 1884-1885 to Divide Africa  UNITARISME  FEDERALISME
Leaked UN report accuses Rwanda of possible genocide in DRC 2010 Anti Slavery The Creation of the Colonial Africa Borders - Problem
Descolonizacao Exemplar The Map of Africa by Treaty MAPS Africa Natural Borders Nations 1872 - 1885
Conflict In Chad a
Central African Tragedy
   
AFRICA WHO'S WHO?
Sassou-Nguesso Hippolyte Kanambe Kazemberembe
alias "Joseph Kabila"
 
Jose Eduardo dos Santos
Hortense Kabila Kibewa
the Real Daughter of
Lawrence Kabila

Hortense Kabila Kibewa
C'est la fille ainée de Laurent



 Chinese Problem 

 


 

 

More than  26 Countries have regained Sovereignty and Independence since 1990

There is strong evidence to support that self-determination
could be one of the most positive steps forward for the development of African states
 and the upliftment of its diverse groups and people.

Nigerian journalist, Lawrence Amaku, provides sound analysis of the South Sudan secession. He highlights the fact that many of Africa’s countries/states have been artificially formed. These unnatural unions which were forced upon Africa by colonial forces has been the source of many an African conflict and has failed the citizens whom live within their borders.


International Laws on Self-Determination

The right to self-determination — which allows people to secede from a mother state if they so choose — appears in
various international conventions, including the founding document of the United Nations.

International Law Dealing with Self-determination and Territorial Integrity


U.N. Founding Charter (Article 1) — 1945
• One purpose of the United Nations is “to develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for the principle of
equal rights and self-determination of peoples, and to take other appropriate measures to strengthen universal peace.”

U.N. Resolution 2625 — 1970
• “Every State has the duty to refrain from any forcible action which deprives peoples referred to in the elaboration of
the principle of equal rights and self-determination of their right to self-determination and freedom and independence.”
• “Nothing in the foregoing paragraphs shall be construed as authorizing or encouraging any action which would dismember,
or impair, totally or in part, the territorial integrity or political unity of sovereign and independent states conducting
themselves in compliance with the principle of equal rights and self-determination of peoples and thus possessed of a
government representing the whole people belonging to the territory without distinction to race, creed or colour.”

African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (Article 20) — 1981
• “All peoples shall have . . . the unquestionable and inalienable right to self-determination. They shall freely determine
their political status and shall pursue their economic development according to the policy they have freely chosen.”

Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe’s Charter of Paris for a New Europe — 1990
• “We affirm that the ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious identity of national minorities will be protected.”
• “We reaffirm the equal rights of peoples and their right to self-determination in conformity with the Charter of the
United Nations and with the relevant norms of international law, including those related to territorial integrity of states.”

Vienna Declaration and Program of Action adopted by World Conference of Human Rights — 1993
• The conference recognizes “the right of peoples to take any legitimate action, in accordance with the Charter of the
U.N., to realize their inalienable right of self-determination.”


Freedom House Africa 2011 Report


 


Findings by Harvard University Political Scientists
Demonstrate the chaotic state which we African Nation have been placed in.

"A Society that is multicultural creates mistrust among neighbours which damages community spirit. People living in a mixed ethnic society have fewer close friends and watch more TV. This contributes to a withdrawal from collective life." - Harvard University

"State multiculturalism has failed"
- The Rt Hon David Cameron

Of course multiculturalism is bound to fail. A Nation can only be a Nation if all are singing from the same "Chorus Book", if not then there is no harmony. That is plain and simply obvious. We don't need Einstein to point that out, plain common sense can see what is obvious. So then, it begs the question, how are we expected to keep "Colonial Marked Border States" in harmony?


FFSA

Federation of the Free States of Africa

FFSA SENIOR STAFF OFFICERS

Secretary General
Rt Hon Mangovo Ngoyo

Deputy Secretary General
Rt Hon Michael Johnson

Director of Humanitarian Affairs
Rt Hon Osvaldo Ihanjika

Email:  africa.federation@gmail.com

www.africafederation.net

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