We return to this this issue covered a year ago (1), in light of the fact that for the last month and a half, the political future of Diane Abbott MP, the first Afrikan woman elected to UK parliament (and the longest serving Afrikan Member of Parliament), has hung in…

Seventy-eight years some of the leading lights of the independence movement descended on the northern English city of Manchester for the historic Fifth Pan-African Congress (PAC). Unlike the previous events, W.E.B. Du Bois had least to do with organising it (much of that work was undertaken by George Padmore) (1)…

Sixty years ago this month, the Organisation of African Unity with a charter: (a) To promote the unity and solidarity of the African States; (b) To coordinate and intensify their cooperation and efforts to achieve a better life for the peoples of Africa; (c) To defend their sovereignty, their territorial…

May 9th of this year marked ten years since the brutal assassination of Malcolm Lateef Shabazz, grandson and first male heir of the Eminent Prophet and King Omowale Malcolm X and Dr Betty Shabazz, son of Sis. Qubilah, their second daughter. A decade on, it remains a profoundly disturbing case…

Against a backdrop of “long-term decline” (1), the Saxe-Coburg-Gotha’s (aka Windsor) media onslaught still managed to get eighteen million to tune in to the coronation of Charles III with the largest police operation in history on hand to safeguard the consensus among the public, who are footing the estimated £100,000,000…