The Convention for Pan-Africanism and Progress (CPP) is a political movement, an intergenerational nongovernment organization which is committed to promoting a vision of shared prosperity and progress for Africa based on the Ubuntu philosophy, to establishing a universal alliance for the creation of the United Nations of Africa (UNA), and to the building of the Grand African Historical Reconstruction. The CPP’s endeavor is to revive the deferred dreams, the unfulfilled promises, and the unattained hopes of the Pan-African ancestors. The CPP is the confluence of various streams of thoughts, actions, and activities within the Pan-African world. Its architects are Africans, Afro-descendants, and friends of Africa who are freedom lovers, justice seekers, African unity builders, African redemption charters and agents.
