Afrika Speaks

The third Missing Black Children conference organised by Manhood Academy Global took place in Wandsworth on March 21st following events in Brent and Haringey. The conference revealed that inspite of

The USA is claiming a “dominant victory” in it war on Iran, while at the same time begging (and now threatening) NATO and other allies for help clearing the crucial

In spite of claims by the mediator that a deal was “within reach”, the USA broke off negotiations with Iran to start a bombing campaign on its Persian counterpart for

March 2nd is the 45th anniversary of the National Black People’s Day of Action, “an unprecedented display of black political power” that mobilised between 20,000 and 60,000 people for a

One thing that Ọmọ́wálé Malcolm X demonstrated without a shadow of a doubt was he was an organisation man. Raised in the bosom of the Garvey Movement, he found his

In spite of hundreds (if not thousands) of books, films, articles and studies on Ọmọ́wálé Malcolm X, there still seems much about his legacy that remains hidden. He has been

With his unbridled demand for political and economic freedom, Ọmọ́wálé Malcolm X, had a profound influence on the Black Power Movement that emerged in the wake of his brutal assassination

On January 21st it was reported that Baba Eric Huntley, activist, author, publisher and legendary stalwart of Afrika UK had passed into the Ancestral Realm. (1) Baba Eric bestrode the

Senegal have been crowned football champions after winning their second African Cup Of Nations (AFCON). The drama filled final included a team walk off, a missed last minute penalty and

Arguably the worst tragedy to befall Afrika UK occurred on January 18th 1981 where thirteen (and later fourteen) young people perished in the New Cross Massacre. A crime that remains