Introduction: The spiritual journey to becoming a history-keeper of South African liberation movements 1. Dar es Salaam on the Frontline: Red and Black Internationalisms 2. Dawn Breaks: the anti-colonial legacy of the ANC Women’s Section radio segment 3. Black Consciousness women’s organizing intimacies and the coldness of European anti-apartheid solidarity 4. A journey of a Black Woman’s Archivist: Phyllis Ntantala, Margaret Walker and Queen Mother Moore’s quest for a Pan-African Liberation 5. And their voices were everywhere: Myesha Jenkins and the Pan-African feminist performance strategies of liberation 6. The home of Afro-American music: Los Angeles and the creation of Hugh Masekela’s anticolonial sound 7. Fugitive infrastructure in the fight against South African apartheid 8. A vision of coexistence-centred African culture: when the synagogue becomes a court 9. Political education in a food pantry: child perspectives on the liturgy and agape of Rev. Mangedwa Nyathi in Detroit (USA) 10. Who will tell the news?