Weekly synopsis of Afrika Speaks with Alkebu-Lan Radio Shows.
While the Afrikan world still mourns the passing of Tanzania president John Pombe Magufuli, those in the UK can send condolences to Tanzania High Commission: condolences@tzhc.uk. Moreover, the Alkebu-Lan Revivalist
Afrika Speaks with Alkebu-Lan on Galaxy Radio 29/03/21 – Magufuli Part 2: What Now? Read More »
The Afrikan world is mourning the passing of Dr John Amos Pombe Magufuli, the dynamic president of the east Afrikan nation of Tanzania, a country long regarded as a renowned
Typically using young people as “drug runners”, County lines, (i.e. “drug networks engineered by gangs and organised criminal networks that export illegal substances – typically heroin and crack cocaine –
When the west Afrikan state of Ghana became independent on 6th March 1957, its first president, Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah declared: “the independence of Ghana is meaningless unless it is
March 2nd will be the 40th anniversary of the Black People’s Day of Action, “an unprecedented display of black political power” that “mobilised 20,000 people for a march through the
The impact of Coronavirus, the vaccine and related issues has meant that for many the Grenfell Tower inquiry, set up to give “the victims the truth” about the 2017 tragedy
We continue our discussion on what is being called (euphemistically) “vaccine hesitancy.” The Foreign Secretary and Boris Johnson’s de facto deputy Dominic Raab (1) has fuelled controversy by declaring that
The Eminent Prophet and King Omowale Malcolm X famously declared, when lamenting our political immaturity manifested in our collective capacity to be continuously deceived by political forces: “Oh, I say
During the second month of the year, in commemoration of his life, sacrifice and legacy, we honour the eminent prophet Omowale Malcolm X. This year will be no different and
We know from the iconic images of 1940s, 50s, that housing is a major indicator of social justice – or lack thereof. (1) But when atrocities like Grenfell occur, the
