Aside from serious researchers looking to access the largest collection of books, periodicals, journals and sound recordings in the world, there generally isn’t much cause for us to engage with the British Library, located in London’s King’s Cross area. (1) However, a new exhibition may change that – temporarily, at…

On June 21st this year Windrush Foundation will celebrate “thirty years of outstanding contribution” to the community. The organisation was founded in 1995 by the late RAF war veteran and Windrush passenger Sam King MBE and Arthur Torrington CBE who envisioned it as a vehicle to “create an identity for…

May 19th was the one-hundreth anniversary of the birth of The Eminent Prophet Omowale Malcolm X and represents the first stage in this ‘Triple Centenary’ year that also encompasses Patrice Lumumba and Franz Fanon. The day was marked by celebrations around the world featuring an array of establishment and grassroots…

Today we broadcast live from the Pan African Congress Movement’s (PACM) 50th consecutive Afrika Liberation Day (ALD) observance. We will be sharing the vibrations and speaking to range of special guests as we meditate on the meaning of the Afrikan Renaissance. Resident Guest: Bro. Ldr. Mbandaka: the Spiritual Leader of…

Although not directly referenced in the Organization of African Unity (OAU) charter, Afrikans in the diaspora are also subject to what some call “internal colonialism” that not only define external relations with state institutions but also how these are exploited internally as well. (1) One way we see this is…