AFROSTA CONSTITUTION & FRAMEWORK

Restoring Africa, Uniting the World

^{Message from the Founder – Mr. Frank Lukieni}

Let me share a story with you, a story of resilience, creativity, and the unbreakable spirit of a people.

Imagine a star, shining brightly in the night sky, symbolizing the rich heritage and culture of Africa.

This star represented the creativity, innovation, and beauty that flowed from the heart of our motherland. It spoke of ancient wisdom, vibrant artistry, ingenious solutions, and a deep connection to the land and to one another. It was a beacon of what Africa truly is and always has been.

But there were those who sought to dim its light, to bring confusion and fear, to make us doubt our greatness. They tried to erase our history, to make us forget the grandeur of our ancient kingdoms and the vibrancy of our cultures.

Yet, the star refused to be extinguished. It continued to shine, guiding us toward a brighter future.

That light reminded us of this truth: Africa is the greatest nation on earth, abundantly blessed in resources and people. There should not be a single poor person on this continent.

This realization birthed a new movement—AFROSTA.

The name “AFROSTA” (African Star) is born from this light: a celebration of our African heritage, a refusal to bow to forces that seek to erase our greatness, and a promise to restore Africa to its rightful place in the world.

AFROSTA is not merely an organization—it is a movement, a promise, and a call to action for every Pan-African heart.

^Preamble

AFROSTA (African Star) is founded on the principle of Pan-African unity and the belief in Africa’s inherent greatness. Inspired by a vision of a restored and empowered continent, AFROSTA harnesses the collective strength, creativity, and resources of Africans worldwide to forge a future of dignity, prosperity, and global recognition.

This Constitution & Framework outlines AFROSTA’s core values, objectives, and operational structure, ensuring its commitment to restoring Africa’s legacy and uniting the world through culture, development, and justice.

^{I. AIM}

To unite Pan-Africans across the world, restore dignity to Africa, and build robust platforms for collaboration, culture, development, and empowerment.

^{II. OBJECTIVES}

Global Platform Development – Create a worldwide Pan-African hub for collaboration, innovation, and empowerment beyond music.
Pan-African Governance – Establish Pan-African Parliaments in every African nation, with the central hub in Burkina Faso.
Facilitating Engagement – Issue AFROSTA Passports to members, organizations, and movements to enable participation in conferences and continental assemblies.
Talent Recruitment & Empowerment – Actively recruit and train people skilled in arts, electricity, agriculture, technology, and children’s education.
Youth Development Centers – Build great centers across Africa to train, mentor, and empower youth.
Justice & Accountability – Identify those betraying Africa, hold them accountable through the Pan-African Traditional Court, and face real challenges abroad.

^{III. MISSION}

To inspire, unite, and restore Africa by creating platforms of empowerment, accountability, and cultural pride for all Pan-Africans worldwide.

^{IV. VISION}

To see a restored and united Africa, with strong institutions, empowered youth, and global recognition of its cultural and intellectual wealth.

^{V. CONSTITUTION}

^{Article 1: Name}

The organization shall be officially known as AFROSTA (African Star).

^{Article 2: Purpose}

AFROSTA exists to unite Pan-Africans, empower communities, and foster progress through culture, development, and justice.

^{Article 3: Membership}

Membership is open to individuals, organizations, and movements aligned with AFROSTA’s mission.

Categories of Membership:

Supporters
Sponsors
Affiliates
Volunteers

^{Article 4: Governance – The Pan-African Council (PAC)}

AFROSTA shall be governed by the Pan-African Council, representing all regions of Africa and the diaspora.

Responsibilities include: strategic direction, policy approval, oversight of Pan-African Parliaments, financial stewardship, dispute resolution, and international representation.

^{Article 5: Activities}

Parliament building
Issuing AFROSTA Passports
Hosting conferences and summits
Running youth development centers
Agricultural, educational, and cultural initiatives

^{Article 6: Sponsors}

Sponsors shall provide accommodation, transport, and logistics for members attending AFROSTA activities.

^{Article 7: Cultural & Youth Empowerment}

Establish centers of excellence for arts, agriculture, technology, and education to foster creativity and skill development.

^{Article 8: Justice}

The Pan-African Traditional Court will address betrayal of African interests and ensure justice rooted in tradition.

^{Article 9: Finance}

All AFROSTA income shall be deposited in a local African bank in Burkina Faso, and extended/linked to banks in other African nations for smooth operations.
Transparent financial reporting will be ensured annually.

^{Article 10: Amendments}

This Constitution may be amended by a two-thirds majority of the Pan-African Council.

^{VI. ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE}

Pan-African Council (PAC): Supreme governing body.
Executive Secretariat: Day-to-day management and implementation.
National Representatives (Country Coordinators): Lead AFROSTA operations at the national level.
Pan-African Parliaments: Deliberative and consultative bodies within each nation.
Working Groups & Committees: Project-specific units (Arts, Agriculture, Technology, Youth, etc.).

^{VII. IMPLEMENTATION TIMELINE (Phased)}

Phase 1: Foundation & Mobilization (Months 1–6) – Council formation, first AFROSTA offices, passport issuance.
Phase 2: Establishment & Expansion (Months 7–18) – National parliaments, youth centers, Pan-African Traditional Court framework.
Phase 3: Consolidation & Global Impact (Months 19–36) – Continental integration, global advocacy, recognition as Africa’s unifying platform.