Module 1
Global Power Structures
To equip members with a clear understanding of how global power is structured and exercised, enabling them to analyse international politics without illusion, moral confusion, or dependency thinking. This module develops global political literacy, essential for a movement operating in an interconnected world.
Module 2
International Solidarity
To equip members with a clear, principled, and strategic understanding of international solidarity, enabling them to build global support that amplifies the Swaziland liberation struggle without creating dependency, distortion, or loss of political autonomy. This module teaches cadres how to work with the world without being captured by it.
Module 3
Imperialism, Neoliberalism & Global Governance
To enable members to understand how global economic and governance systems operate, how imperialism and neoliberalism shape national policy choices, and why liberation struggles must confront economic power, not only political authority. This module sharpens cadres' ability to connect daily economic hardship to global structures.
Module 4
Role of the Diaspora in Global Politics
To equip members with a clear understanding of the strategic role of the diaspora in the liberation struggle—politically, diplomatically, organisationally, and materially—while ensuring that diaspora engagement remains accountable to internal struggle and mass realities. This module addresses both the power and the pitfalls of diaspora politics.
Module 5
Strategic Engagement with International Institutions
To equip members with the political judgment and discipline required to engage international institutions strategically, ensuring that such engagement advances the liberation struggle, strengthens legitimacy, and avoids co-option, dilution, or premature compromise. This module answers a critical question: how do we use international institutions without being used by them?