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LISTEN LIVE! HAVE YOUR SAY: 02071930174 We continue to acknowledge the 30th anniversary of the Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement, founded in January 1987. Alkebu-Lan is a Liberation Movement based upon an authentic Afrikan-centred Spirituo-Cultural philosophy called Alkebu-Lan Livity and the Nationalist Pan-Afrikanist ideology and legacies of The Most Eminent Prophet and King

AFRIKA SPEAKS: Celebrating 30 years of ARM & 2016 Reflections/2017 Projections

Posted by Alkebu-Lan on  January 2, 2017
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ABfWA1NwaU%20 LISTEN LIVE! HAVE YOUR SAY: 02071930174 Odun De! Odun De! (Happy new year) Odun de ire (Good fortune in the new year)   Although finishing on January 1st, Kwanzaa reverberates into the new year so we whistle stop review the previous year of Afrika Speaks with Alkebu-Lan on Galaxy Radio

AFRIKA SPEAKS: feat MAULAN KARENGA ( Creator of Kwanzaa)

Posted by Alkebu-Lan on  December 26, 2016
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LISTEN LIVE! HAVE YOUR SAY: 02071930174 HABARI GANI – UMOJA! TENDAI MWARI Family, Kwanzaa is officially here and it’s 50 years old. As you’re listening to this recording, the entire Alkebu-Lan family will be celebrating at the Kwanzaa Network UK event taking place at the Round Chapel in east London, as

Afrika Speaks: KWANZAA – for seven days or for life?

Posted by Alkebu-Lan on  December 19, 2016
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LISTEN LIVE! HAVE YOUR SAY: 02071930174 HABARI GANI? KWANZAA YENU IWE NA HERI! HARAMBEE!!!   The Kwanzaa-izing is reaching fever pitch as we approach the momentous golden jubilee of the celebration.  This is particularly important for our children, especially if they are in whitestreamschools being subjected to months of hype about

4 Comments on “AFRIKA SPEAKS: WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO CREATE SUSTAINABLE INSTITUTIONS & COMMUNITIES?

  1. Sis Kai is absolutely right. Organisations fail because of our people’s obstinate refusal to build a strong and vibrant organisation. But I don’t think we will join/build an organisation due to the dire situation that we find ourselves. The worse things get the more the majority will separate and try to make it by their own efforts. Trauma makes a people lose faith in each other, lose confidence in the strongest of us. The intensity we cling to our personal individuality is a symptom of our trauma.

  2. What does it take? People. More people equals stronger organisations. Stronger organisations is evidence of mass movement(s). We do not join/build organisations because we have bowed to the threats by our enemy. The consequence of going up against the enemy can mean unemployment, poverty, suffering and even death. Our enemy has convinced us that there are alternative more realistic choices to be made. But in truth we have been cowed, afraid of the wrath of upsetting the enemy. We don’t even think what VICTORY is or will be like. It is as if nothing else truly exists outside of European world-view.

  3. Great show. It outlined the real problems faced by organisations on a personal level and it also came up with the solution being our peoples commitment to build worthwhile structures for our own development. The importance of this show is that it is a call to arms, a rallying call to every member of our people to come together and lend us their time, skills and resources.

  4. Bro Leader forgot to mention (if did I apologise) that ARM provided advocacy for parents of children who were excluded from school.

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