AFRIKA SPEAKS WITH ALKEBU-LAN
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On the back of the recent Edinburgh Rep’ Conference and our last show, we turn our attention to the upcoming interim National Afrikan People’s Parliament (iNAPP) General People’s assembly (GPA) on Imani-Day (Sat) 28/11/15 at Queen Mother Moore School Hall, under the theme Revitalising the iNAPP vision. For those unaware,
The issue of reparations has probably never enjoyed as consistently high a profile as it has in the past two years, especially with the advent of the government sponsored Caricom Reparation Commission (CRC) in 2013. As evidence of this, the University of Edinburgh, UK, in collaboration with Wheelock College, Boston,
NOMMO – A Step-By-Step Guide to Celebrating KWANZAA – Fri 27th November
Category: Events, 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: 150 years sine the MORANT BAY REBELLION, Honouring PAUL BOGLE, Trial of Governor Eyre
Category: Afrika Speaks
On the heels of historic visits to the island this year by USA president Barack Obama (April) and UK Prime Minister David Cameron (September), last strong Jamaica attempted, for the second time this year, after The University Singers’ opera, 1865, to re-write (if not re-right) part of its own history.
AFRIKA SPEAKS: Did Nkrumah’s one party state set the stage for tyrant dictators in Afrika? Part 2
Category: Afrika Speaks
Tonight we return to the hot debate that we started last month on Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah’s legacy in Afrika. When we dealt with this issue on 28/09/15 our guest Bro. Kilimanjaro not only affirmed that Nkrumah did indeed set the stage for tyrant dictators in Afrika, he added that