Afrika Speaks

Back in February it was reported that: “Black women scared to report domestic abuse in case Home Office deports them” (1) since then, events have moved in an unexpected trajectory. 

According to an April 8th report in the two hundred-year-old peer-reviewed general medical journal, The Lancet, “Lockdowns can’t end until Covid-19 vaccine found”: (1) “Although the aggressive countermeasures appear to

With no end to the Coronavirus lockdown until at least the middle of May, the UK government is saying that five tests have to be met before it can occur:

The UK government has announced that it is launching an official inquiry to investigate “why people from black and minority ethnic backgrounds appear to be disproportionately affected by coronavirus.”  This

As the UK’s lockdown goes into it’s third strong, deaths attributed to Coronavirus/COVID-19 have now topped 10,000. (1)  While some hoped that Prime Minister Boris Johnson would be included in

The current times continue to extract a heavy toll from the Afrikan community: locally and globally, politically and culturally as we get to grips with news of the passing of

In a change to our advertised programme we dedicate this show in memory of two committed activists in our community who transitioned into the Ancestral Realm on this very day.

In recent years the crisis that is engulfing our young people has seen increasing numbers of us draw for the concept of ‘Rites of Passage’.  This focus has largely been

Well, it’s now official, the World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the COVID-19 (“coronavirus”) viral disease that has swept into at least 114 countries, a pandemic.  This is the first

As fundamental as pursuing a nation building agenda is, our capacity to sustain our nation, once established will be limited if the collective health and well-being of its constituents is