Afrika Speaks

We continue our education series with an exploration of a concept brought up in the previous show – cultural capital. Mainstream academics locate the theory of cultural capital in respect

In news rich in symbolism many Afrikan children may not be returning to school this week due to the “critical risk to life” from crumbling concrete panels in hundreds and

The coup that took place in the west Afrikan state of Niger on July 26th brought to power the National Council for the Safeguard of the Homeland (CNSP). It was

Some sources suggest that the west Afrikan state of Liberia was founded by the American Colonization Society (ACS) in 1822 as a means to rid itself of what it referred

As a prelude to our Mosiah in The Motherland session taking place on 19/08 as part of the Mosiah Season, where we will be engaging with UNIA-ACL chapters across the

As we officially welcome the 25th annual Mosiah Season, established in 1998 by the Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement. The month long observance was launched at the Opening Ceremony on Mosiah 6th.

The 1st of Mosiah (Aug) is the tenth Pan-Afrikan Reparations Rebellion Groundings, taking place at Windrush Square, Brixton. Established in 2014 by Rastafari Movement (UK), it, along with the fledgling

Award-winning journalist Nadine White’s debut film, Barrel Children: The Families Windrush Left Behind, a five-year labour of love, premiered last month in London to packed audiences. A national tour of

Although the incendiary response to the police killing of 17-. year-old Moroccan Algerian youth Nahel Merzouk last month has cooled, anger about the perceived impunity over police killings remains, in

Dr Mutulu Shakur, renowned freedom fighter, holistic healer and noted political prisoner has passed away aged 72 six months after being released from 36 years of incareration. (1) He probably