In our previous discussion on this issue, Bro. Ldr. Mbandaka acknowledged the growth, from suspicion and detraction around four decades ago, of Afrikan Spirituality to a space where it is more widely accepted today. But he also indicated that there much more to do if, as he argues, it is

We return to the fight for justice for the “Educationally Subnormal” (ESN) School Survivors, institutions themselves rooted in the discredited (but resilient) pseudo-science of racial superiority called eugenics. (1) In a recent debate in the House Of Commons, Kim Johnson, member of parliament for Liverpool Riverside, called on Prime Minister

Bro. Ldr. Mbandaka delivered a message on April 6th 6265 (2025) entitled, “Shumira; The Freeing of the Afrikan Mind and Soul.” In it he built on the presentation by Bro ShakaRa at the corresponding event last month. (1) He explained that the motto of Shumira is “Freedom begins with the

The recent TV series Adolescence has sparked the proverbial “national conversation” about the influence of social media on young people. (1) Typically, when the conversation revolves around a white protagonist, the issue had been addressed with empathy and sensitivity. (2) An exception is the attempt by white grievance warriors to

Received wisdom about the health of Afrikan community is not an encouraging one, be it diabetes, prostrate cancer, infant and maternal mortality, cardiovascular disease (CVD), mental health or obesity (adults and children). (1) Yet in spite of years of data, identifying the causes of these disparities seems as elusive as