Digital Knowledge, Pan-Africanism in Practice
Welcome to MAfGA — the community-driven platform for collective knowledge, history, and connection across the global African diaspora. Here, we gather, verify, and preserve historical and contemporary perspectives in one central place. MAfGA links an interactive archive with a growing, international community.
What awaits you here:
In-depth historical and journalistic essays on Pan-Africanism, economics, and the African diaspora today.
Every day on this calendar holds its own story — a birthday, a proverb, or a moment that changed history.
History did not record an exact birthday for everyone who shaped it. These figures are honored here rather than left out.
A living, growing collection — here's what it holds so far.
Every shaded country and territory is home to a Black or African-descended population of at least 5%.
Why these numbers are uncertain — and how that changes
Countries measure "Black" or "African-descended" in wildly different ways: some run detailed ethnic censuses, some (like France) are legally barred from collecting racial data at all, and some count mixed-race populations separately from Black populations in ways that make simple comparison misleading. What you see here is a first-pass estimate, not a verified scientific figure. Our goal is to build a community around this project that checks these numbers against real census and research sources over time, country by country, until this becomes a properly sourced reference — not just for us, but for anyone who needs it. Until then, we'd rather show incomplete numbers openly than pretend to a precision we don't have.
Search and filter every person, place, and event unlocked so far.
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