We conclude this current series on domestic abuse in the Afrikan community by continuing the discussion started in the previous show. Some of the things we have established during the series  include: African-Caribbean communities suffer gender-based violence “more greatly than other ethnic groups.” (1) NSPCC “research established that abuse was

After two shows looking the incidence of domestic abuse in the Afrikan community, exploring its impact and legacy, while trying to give voice to the survivors, we now turn our attention to the perpetrators.  To set the context we frame it in the words of one survivor: “Instead of asking

We continue our “difficult conversation” about domestic abuse in the Afrikan community. Although statistics can provide a context for what is going on, it was accurately affirmed in the previous show that official statistics, being conducted by external agencies tend not to capture the nuances of certain experiences within the

We cannot fail to have been moved by the tragic case of young Sis. Kelly Mary Fauvrelle, who at eight months pregnant was brutally stabbed and murdered in her Thornton Heath home in the early hours of the 29th June and whose unborn child succumbed to the injuries sustained four

In the first of an exclusive six-part series, Bro. Ldr. Mbandaka, spiritual leader of the Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement will provide practical insights into Afrikan Spirituality, within the context of the Afrikan life cycle.  Subsequent parts of the series will take place on the first Monday of the month as follows: