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LISTEN LIVE! HAVE YOUR SAY: 02071930174 Part two of our Black History Month series. On the 26th of this month “Godfather of Black British film,” Menelik Shabazz will be making a landmark presentation of his three films: 1977’s Step Forward Youth, Breaking Point, (1978) and Blood Ah Go Run (1982).

Afrika Speaks: Black History Month@30: How do we assess its impact?

Posted by Alkebu-Lan on  October 2, 2017
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LISTEN LIVE! HAVE YOUR SAY: 02071930174 When Black History Month (AHm) was established in the UK in 1987 the founding events, that took place as part of Afrikan Jubilee Year included a stellar line-up of Warrior Scholars like Baba John Henrik Clarke, Baba Yosef Ben-Jochannan, Baba Tony Martin, Mama Sally

RITES OF PASSAGE: The Key to Social and Educational Excellence

Posted by Alkebu-Lan on  September 25, 2017
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Category: Nommo Sessions
TENDAI MWARI   THE NOMMO SESSIONS   NOMMO is the, monthly interactive session for the Afrikan community, presented by the Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement. On the last Friday of every month, you can rap, reason and re-energise with like-minded Sisters and Brothers through film, music and the spoken word in its many forms.

Afrika Speaks: Rites of Passage: Does the “village” really exist?

Posted by Alkebu-Lan on  September 25, 2017
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LISTEN LIVE! HAVE YOUR SAY: 02071930174   By now most most children will have settled into the new school term (to greater or lesser degree), while others that have previously been successful in navigating the educational terrain will be starting or returning to university.   The institutions of the UK

Afrika Speaks: Deaths in custody – Will we ever get justice? Part 7?

Posted by Alkebu-Lan on  September 18, 2017
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  LISTEN LIVE! HAVE YOUR SAY: 02071930174   In an update to the case, the Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) announced on 13/09/17 that the police officer involved in the fatal restraint in 20 year old Rashan Charles is being investigated for gross misconduct. However, IPCC commissioner Cindy Butts was

1 Comment on “Afrika Speaks: Black History Month@30: Can the history we document inspire social change?

  1. Tendai Mwari, my brothers and sisters

    It is only African people that can produce our own documentaries, because if we allow the agents of Satan to do it, then am sure you know all the rest.

    More documentaries should be shown on ABN, BEN etc. Am afraid we haven’t seen the documentaries from our own prospective about the racial murders of Rashan Charles and Ed Da Costa both in London which should really been shown from our own medias of BEN and ABN.

    It isn’t any use that we are allowing these Western medias to use their racist and propaganda warfare such as the policeman who racially murdered Kingsley Burrell in Birmingham and he was acquitted which is so sickening in the stomach as it is and the Western medias hype themselves up that they are about truths which I know it is utter bull, utter bull.

    Am aware of our Black Cultural Archives in London, but am certain there are other ways we can make documentaries about ourselves as a people, a race and a culture from our stands.

    Big up to Menelik Shabazz too.

    Tendai Mwari

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