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{{Infobox_political_party|title1 = Afro-ISP|image1 = Red Flag.png|caption1 = Our Flag|founded = Nov. 20 2018|dissolved = Mid-May 2019|political_position = Left-Wing|economic_ideal = Communal Socialism|political_ideal = Democracy|hq = None

Branch Offices in: 

[[Dakar]]

[[Lagos]] (planned)|leader = Anonymous|deputy_leader = Anonymous|status = Dissolved, former affiliates formed the [[2nd International]]|motto = For Our Future!}}
The '''Afro-ISP''' is the African Central Committee of the [[International Socialist Party]] (ISP). It was one of the original 3 Central Committees of the ISP and was one of its most active.

== History ==
The Afro-ISP was founded November 20th 2018, one of the original Central Committees of the ISP. It hosted the II, IV, VI, VII, and XIII Conventions. The Afro-ISP was active in [[Mali]], [[Mauritania]], [[Oyo]], and [[Madagascar]]. It had one branch office in [[Dakar]], its only publicly opened one, a branch office in [[Lagos]] that was secret, and a branch office in some town in Madagascar was planned, but never opened publicly or secretly.

The Afro-ISP was one of the more active Central Committees. They were the impetus for the founding of the [[MEIPS]] and [[East Asia-ISP]] Central Committees after the collapse of the Asia-ISP. Although they failed to transform any African town or nation into a Communal Socialist state, they did manage to push for some small changes in towns, such as allowing for shared public chests among anyone higher than trusted and reducing privately-held lands to a minimum in some other towns.

The Afro-ISP was also the founder of the [[Rosa Institute]], EarthMC's first think tank. The Rosa Institute was and is committed to publishing and distributing information to help the masses.

After the collapse of MEIPS and the East Asia-ISP Central Committees, the Afro-ISP undertook a decision to dissolve itself into affiliate parties along national lines, and decided to form the [[2nd International]] and as successor body to the International Socialist Party. Some members left in disgust and formed a Rump party [''termed Afro-ISP(Rump) - Ed.''] that joined the Euro-ISP, until they dissolved themselves the following day.[[Category:Political Party]]
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