Afrika Speaks

In news that will surprise no one, the preliminary report into the deaths (massacre) in the Moroccan Spanish enclave of Melilla has concluded that the 23 refugees it says died,

Published over fifty years ago Bernard Coard’s “How the West Indian Child is Made Educationally Subnormal in the British School System”, exposed “A British Scandal” and its impact arguably resonates

Tonight, we continue our exclusive series on Nationbuilding, taking place on the ONLY de-brainwashing station, galafiwe.net and will include future sessions on: Education, Family and Spirituality As indicated above, the

The Eminent Prophet and King Omowale Malcolm X said of Patrice Lumumba, Congo’s first prime minister, which he led to independence on June 30th 1960, “the greatest black man who

The old colonial regime of Belgium is set to return one of most macabre possessions to its Congolese owners, allegedly in a bid to “atone” for historic crimes. (1) The

The fourteenth of June is five years to the day since the Grenfell Tower tragedy “the greatest tragedy to befall this city since World War Two,” with officially, seventy-two dead.

In the previous show we took a deep dive into the origin, purpose and function of the World Health Organization and similar institutions.  (1) We also highlighted the trove of

At the start of this year, we saw speculation that Covid-19 was entering its “endemic endgame” and rather than facing varying cycles of restrictions, the population will learn to “live

Three years ago Afrika Speaks with Alkebu-Lan asked the question ALD: What does “Liberation” look like?  The issues discussed included how close we have come to the original (albeit) compromised

Not every narrative of the founding of the Organization of African Unity (OAU) the body that established Africa Liberation Day (ALD) in 1963 emphasises the crucial role of His Imperial