AFRIKA SPEAKS WITH ALKEBU-LAN
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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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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
AFRIKA SPEAKS: Has Afrikan History month fulfilled its vision? Mon 19th Oct 2015
Category: Afrika Speaks
When Afrikan History Month 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 Mugabe, Mama Frances Cress Welsing, and Baba
Afrika Speaks: Is the church trying to axe a vital community resource? | 12/10/15
Category: Afrika Speaks
A campaign has emerged around the Queen Mother Moore Saturday School (QMMS) in Clapham and its distinguished founder Rev Hewie Andrew. A Methodist Minister and activist of 50 years standing, Baba Hewie founded the school at Clapham Methodist Church in 1981 both in response to the (then) decades old crisis
Afrika Speaks: Should Jamaica have asked for reparations or should they just “move on”? | 05/10/15
Category: Afrika Speaks
The issue of reparations was in the spotlight last strong as a result of David Cameron’s visit to Jamaica, the first by a UK Prime Minister for 14 years. Although it has been high on the grassroots agenda for several years it has now been taken up by at governmental