MASSOCKI MA MASSOCKI WILL BE IN CONVERSATION WITH SEDIBENG BOOK CLUB

Unapologetically Pan-Africanist

MASSOCKI MA MASSOCKI is an unapologetic activist and Pan-Africanist with articles published in newspapers worldwide and contributions to regional and international organisations. Massocki has also delivered lectures and hosted conferences on Pan-Africanism and global issues in Africa, Asia and Europe.

His first book, titled ‘The Pride of an African Migrant: REVISED EDITION’, exposes the gaping horror and indescribable violations of human rights faced by asylum seekers and migrants from Africa in the UK. Here, he provides a frank, expository conversation about enduring oppression and injustice. This book remains an important read for anyone involved in immigration, from migrants themselves to diplomats, policymakers and every person with a migrant in their family or community.

Massocki’s second book, titled ‘BITÉK: He From Whom Death Ran,’ explores the impact of European colonisation on African societies and the resistance efforts of the indigenous people to preserve their culture and autonomy. It delves into the rich cultural, social and spiritual traditions of African ancestors, showcasing their resilience and wisdom in the face of colonial aggressions. The book is an exhaustive account of European colonisation’s religious beliefs, laws, blatant violations and historical aggressions geared towards eradicating the cultural identity of Africans, presenting a vibrant appeal for the protection and preservation of world heritage.

Massocki’s third book titled ‘CHALLENGING LIES: The Racist White Man Has Told Lies About Africa Long Enough’, will be published on 16 September 2025 by Pierced Rock Press. Challenging Lies’ is a book arguing that Africa’s plight is external in origin—the result of the imperialism of Western countries whose survival depends on the systematic plundering of Africa.

Born in Cameroon in West Africa, Massocki continues to create work that advocates Pan-Africanism and challenges the forces that continue to oppress the marginalised.

MASSOCKI MA MASSOCKI WILL BE IN CONVERSATION WITH SEDIBENG BOOK CLUB

British book reviewer says ‘ Biték ought to be read in universities’

REVIEW OF ‘ BITEK: HE FROM WHOM DEATH RAN’ BY NIGERIAN BOOK REVIEWER, PETER OKONKWO

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