Afrika Speaks

We conclude this current series on domestic abuse in the Afrikan community by continuing the discussion started in the previous show. Some of the things we have established during the

After two shows looking the incidence of domestic abuse in the Afrikan community, exploring its impact and legacy, while trying to give voice to the survivors, we now turn our

We continue our “difficult conversation” about domestic abuse in the Afrikan community. Although statistics can provide a context for what is going on, it was accurately affirmed in the previous

We cannot fail to have been moved by the tragic case of young Sis. Kelly Mary Fauvrelle, who at eight months pregnant was brutally stabbed and murdered in her Thornton

In the first of an exclusive six-part series, Bro. Ldr. Mbandaka, spiritual leader of the Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement will provide practical insights into Afrikan Spirituality, within the context of the

Following our show on prostrate cancer we continue the focus on men’s health.  This time we explore holistic approaches and the effect of deviation from these.  Dr Llaila O Afrika

In recent shows we have dealt with issues like maternal mortality, school exclusions, police brutality and deaths in custody and youth homicides in general.  Something they all have common is

We continue our reflection of Afrika Liberation Day by extending the discussion from the previous show.  Guest Brother Minister Malak of the Afrikan World Federation gave a strong account of

We reflect on the recently ended Afrika Liberation Day (ALD) season to assess where the liberation agenda is at.  Some of the recurring themes at the events attended by Afrika

After attending the successful Africa Liberation Day (ALD) event organised by the All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (AAPRP) along with PASCF and in Collaboration with Sounds Systems Outernational in London on