AFRIKA SPEAKS WITH ALKEBU-LAN
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Every Monday 7pm-10pm
Hear weekly discussions and lively debate on all issues affecting the Afrikan community, at home and abroad. We talk it straight and make it plain!
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Wherever you look it appears that Afrikan young people are under attack. From Edson Da Costa and Rashan Charles to Terrell Decosta Jones-Burton they are killed or brutalised at the hands of so-called law enforcement (1) Currently, there is copious hand-wringing about the numbers of young people dying
This shows initial intention was to deal with the land issue on South Africa, In light of the passing of our Mama Nomzamo Madikizela Winnie Mandela, we shifted the focus in dedication to her name, person & legacy. However, Mama Nomzamo fought for the land, so this was no diversion
Afrika Speaks: BLACK PANTHER: Can we turn Black Representation in to Black Power?
Category: Afrika Speaks
For the past month and a half the Black World has been wrapped up in Black Panther fever. Though the inevitable descent in hype is certainly in effect, excitement and engagement with the film and all things associated has been surprisingly resilient, with debates on the politics of T’Challa
LISTEN LIVE! HAVE YOUR SAY: 02071930174 For many people the word Brazil conjures up of beaches, carnival and football. It looks like it’s now time to add murder to that list. According the most recent figures, Brazil has a homicide count of 59,080, the highest in the world and almost
LISTEN LIVE! HAVE YOUR SAY: 02071930174 In his day the Eminent Prophet and King Omowale Malcolm X was known as “the angriest Black man in America.” (1) He was regarded as violent, hate-filled and extremist. As Baba Omowale’s widow, Mama Betty Shabazz reminded viewers on the Oprah Winfrey Show back