Anglospherians should be proud of their heritage and their many contributions which have helped shaped modern society. Sports events and heritage days are an opportunity to celebrate a shared history. Anglosphere Societies should promote cultural day’s including St George’s Day consuming traditional food and drink, May Day celebrating the annual crop planting with fetes and dancing and Bonfire Night commemorating the events of Guy Fawkes. The Anglo Society seeks to promote and strengthen our shared heritage by interacting locally and with other Anglo groupings around the world.
The Anglo-African Nation is pursuing a variety of projects. These include building relationships with the Anglosphere countries of the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand which share a common ancestry and value system. The establishment of trade ties with Anglosphere countries. Lobbying the British government to issue Anglo-Africans with a British National (Overseas) passport. The establishment of an internationally recognised Anglo-African University in Southern Africa with English home language entrance requirements. To celebrate Anglo-African cultural events. A civil defence capacity to protect members. Provide members with financial and political news to make informed decisions. The establishment of a legal division to protect member’s constitutional rights.