Afrika Speaks

We continue our discussion about the implosion of the Grenada Revolution, what or who caused it and what its legacy is. (1) Having revisited the events of October 19th, the

October 19th 1983 is seen by many as the date the fledgeling revolution Grenada died, following the implosion of the People’s Revolutionary Government. Following its seizure of power in a

This year Notting Hill Carnival celebrated sixty years, debates about it parentage notwithstanding. (1) It occupies a unique place in UK society being at once an acknowledged part of the

This year is the 39th anniversary of Black History Month (BHM) in the UK, advanced with a comprehensive vision: “By the designation of October as Black History Month it is

We conclude our series on the legacy of Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah. Something that came out of the first instalment was that despite the best efforts of successive governments over several

September 21st is the 117th Earth Day of “African of the millennium,” first president of independent Ghana and leading Pan-Afrikanist of his generation – Osgayefo Kwame Nkrumah. For Ghana he

In our previous show we highlighted the invaluable work that foundation schools have performed in the Afrikan community for several decades. Over the years these institutions have been a confluence

In his message “Educate Us to Liberate Us: Voice of the Afrikan Child” delivered at Alkebu-Lan Shumira on Osgayefo (Sept) 6th remarked, while referencing Carter G Woodson: “When you educate,

GARVEY LIVES!!! GARVEY LIVES!!! GARVEY LIVES!!! MOSIAH LIVES!!! MOSIAH LIVES!!! MOSIAH LIVES!!! As we bring our Mosiah season to a close we highlight a giant that was a leader of