Afrika Speaks

In a change to our scheduled programme, we will now be dealing with the ongoing situation in Ukraine.  Global Europe has condemned the Russian invasion of Ukraine, formerly a part

A new report, Ethnic Inequalities in Healthcare: A Rapid Evidence Review, commissioned by the NHS Race and Health Observatory reveals that. “Racism, racial discrimination, barriers to accessing healthcare and woeful

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

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

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

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

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

For our first show of 6262 (2021), we look back at the previous year, Sankofa style, to see what we want to fetch from there into the coming 12 moons.

Kwanzaa 6261 (2021) is here and for our final show of the year we go into full Kwanzaarization mode. In addition to a selection of some of the finest Kwanzaa