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GARVEY LIVES!!! GARVEY LIVES!!! GARVEY LIVES!!! MOSIAH LIVES!!! MOSIAH LIVES!!! MOSIAH LIVES!!! The Mosiah season 6266 (2026) was launched at the Mosiah Opening Ceremony at Alkebu-Lan’s Shumira on Mosiah (Aug) 2nd The observance which is a thirty-one day celebration honouring the life and legacy of the Most Eminent Prophet and
Apartheid in Azania (South Africa) was supposed to end in 1994 with the country’s first multi-party elections that saw Nelson Mandela’s African National Congress (ANC) swept to power. The ANC have won every election since but in the most recent one in 2024 they lost their majority and opted form
With the annual humiliation ritual of Notting Hill Carnival begging for funding settled months ago, the way is clear for the event that calls itself “The Greatest Community-led Event on the Planet!” to celebrate it’s 60th anniversary with an app and range of stainless steel tumblers and water bottles. Meanwhile
The issue of the extent to which music content effects the community has re-surfaced in light of singers Nicci Gilbert and India.Arie’s comments about rapper Yung Miami’s “ratchet” hit Spend Dat. While Gilbert went all in stating calling the song that many are hyping as the “song of the summer,”

Afrika Speaks with Alkebu-Lan on Galaxy Radio – 06/07/26 – Black Maternity Mortality: Will it ever be addressed?

Posted by Alkebu-Lan on  July 6, 2026
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A recent National Maternity and Neonatal Investigation into services across England by the Maternal, Newborn and Infant Clinical Outcome Review (MBRRACE-UK) revealed that “racism and structural inequalities are embedded across England’s maternity system, putting Black mothers and babies at greater risk.” (1) The report states: “Racism and discrimination in healthcare

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