Mukhsin Alhassan Kadir, a technical team member of the PanAfrican-Ghana (PAG) initiative, has commended Ras Caleb Appiah-Levi for reigniting the Pan-African spirit through his music and activism.
Kadir praised Ras Caleb’s dedication to promoting African identity, unity, and cultural pride, describing his work as a modern embodiment of Pan-African ideals. According to him, Ras Caleb’s efforts serve as a beacon of inspiration for the younger generation to embrace their heritage and contribute to a unified and prosperous African future.
“Ras Caleb is more than a musician—he’s a visionary leader in today’s Pan-African movement,” said Kadir. “His unwavering commitment to African unity, cultural revival, and self-determination places him among the torchbearers of leaders like Kwame Nkrumah, Marcus Garvey, and Haile Selassie.”
Through reggae music, community engagement, and educational campaigns, Ras Caleb has transformed Pan-Africanism from a nostalgic concept into a dynamic, grassroots movement. Kadir emphasized that Ras Caleb’s influence goes beyond words—his actions include organizing forums, building platforms for African voices, and promoting economic and cultural cooperation across the continent.
“His brand of Pan-Africanism is tangible,” Kadir noted. “It’s rooted in community development, youth empowerment, and the belief that Africa’s destiny should be shaped by Africans themselves.”
Ras Caleb is currently spearheading initiatives to integrate Pan-African values into education, music, the arts, and local governance. His mission focuses on reclaiming African identity, strengthening continental solidarity, and ensuring sustainable development led by Africans.