Afrika Speaks

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

Tendai MWARI! Makorokoto egore idzva! Afenhyia pa! Odun de! Bon Konba Happy New Year The transition from the old year into the new has confirmed one thing, white nationalism is

Our final show of the year was specially pre-recorded and we look back on the past twelve months of Afrika Speaks, reliving some of the most compelling shows with a

Kwanzaa Theory, the philosophy out of which the Nguzo Saba and Kwanzaa come is sixty years old this year.and the Kawaida Theory out of which it comes. According to its

One of the enduring qualities of Kwanzaa is rooted in it’s foundational ideology called Kawaida which is “a cultural nationalist philosophy that argues that the key challenge in Black people’s

Sistah Space the charity that supports Afrikan women and girls affected by domestic abuse is ten years old this year and is showing no signs up letting up with a

Kwanzaa is an Afrikan holiday and festive celebration which reaffirms the historical and cultural heritage of Afrikan people. Kwanzaa is celebrated for seven days from 26 December to 1 January.