In his book, Child of this Soil, the Pan Africanist Congress’s current president, Letlapa Mphahlele, noted that it was “sad that, to this day, we haven’t had a PAC post­mortem of our struggle to liberate Azania”. Mphahlele further noted that the “PAC ought to call a big indaba to answer honestly some hard questions. Is the organisation still relevant and necessary?” If so, what must it do for them, and with them?