Afrika Speaks

Football pundit and former premier league legend has created a media storm in leaping to the defence of England and Real Madrid star Jude Bellingham. The catalyst was the midfielder’s

Our Ancestral wisdom states that “The child who is not embraced by the village will burn it down to feel its warmth.” In the current context we need to identity

Hurricane Melissa struck Jamaica, Ayiti, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, Bermuda and the Greater Antilles. Registering as a Category five, it was the worst on record. There are 75 confirmed dead

We send our prayers to those in the Caribbean affected by Hurricane Melissa, particularly Ayiti, Jamaica and Domincan Republic that have suffered fatalities with a total death toll currently measuring

In spite of being an increasingly bloated cash cow for corporate interests, the UK establishment has determined that Notting Hill Carnival is one of the premier battlegrounds on which to

Saturday 25th October will see 26th annual United Families and Friends (UFFC) remembrance procession in support of those whose family members have died at the hands of the state. The

Since its inception 38 years ago, Black History Month in the UK has survived attempted rebrands and accusations of being racist. (1) Yet it has arguably veered some way from

As well honouring the legacy of the Osagyefo Kwame Nkrumah this month, we also raise up the name of one his devoted disciples, recently passed into the Ancestral Realm –

We re-name the ninth month of the year Osagyefo in honour of the legacy of Osagyefo (redeemer) Kwame Nkrumah, Afrika’s revolutiuonary leader and “Man of the Millennium.” (1) He led

The current turmoil being experienced by the Labour government following the resignation of its deputy prime minister in a tax scandal is another gift to the right-wing reform party, in