Our commemoration of the life, legacy and ultimate sacrifice of Omowale Malcolm X culminates in our annual observance taking place this coming Umoja-day (Sun) February 20th from 1pm at the Chestnuts Community Centre, under the theme: THE WOMEN WHO MADE MALCOLM, with a keynote address by Sis. Snr. Pnr. Kai…

The second month of the year is when we commemorate the life, legacy and ultimate sacrifice of The Eminent Prophet and King Omowale Malcolm X, slain by assassins’ bullets on February 21st 1965.  This is necessary as he remains one of the most misunderstood and misrepresented liberation leaders in history,…

The prospect of a ‘return to normal’ increased from January 27th, as a result of “hospital admissions [stabilising]… Omicron infections declin[ing] and the number of people in intensive care with COVID-19 continu[ing] to fall…” the UK has reverted to ‘Plan A’ meaning that: face coverings are no longer mandatory in…

We continue to commemorate the atrocity of the New Cross Massacre to strive to get to grips with its legacy.  In our previous show an attendee at the party on January 18th 1981 resolutely asserted his view on how the fire started as well as demanding justice for the victims….

Although debate still rages about whether it was a racist attack or not, the New Cross Massacre of January 18th 1981 remains an unsolved crime. (1)  A |Furore of sorts erupted late last year when stories circulated that double murderer Michael Smithyman confessed to the crime.  However, this ‘confession’ had…