The current times continue to extract a heavy toll from the Afrikan community: locally and globally, politically and culturally as we get to grips with news of the passing of family, friends and icons. So for this show we return to the rescheduled tribute of Dr Llaila Oleta Afrika.  He

In a change to our advertised programme we dedicate this show in memory of two committed activists in our community who transitioned into the Ancestral Realm on this very day. The Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement, announce with great sadness the passing of our dear and beloved sister, Sister Nkechi Ode on

In recent years the crisis that is engulfing our young people has seen increasing numbers of us draw for the concept of ‘Rites of Passage’.  This focus has largely been trailed on Afrikan boys/young men who lag behind their female counterparts academically (1), are by far more likely to be

Well, it’s now official, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the COVID-19 (“coronavirus”) viral disease that has swept into at least 114 countries, a pandemic.  This is the first that WHO has announced since the H1N1 “swine flu” in 2009. (1)  That outbreak was said to have infected almost

As fundamental as pursuing a nation building agenda is, our capacity to sustain our nation, once established will be limited if the collective health and well-being of its constituents is not maintained.  To this end, the Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement, alongside the Mariandina Health Foundation will be hosting an Health Seminar