Afrika Speaks

When Afrikan History Month was established in the UK in 1987 the founding events, that took place as part of Afrikan Jubilee Year included a stellar line-up of Warrior Scholars

A campaign has emerged around the Queen Mother Moore Saturday School (QMMS) in Clapham and its distinguished founder Rev Hewie Andrew.  A Methodist Minister and activist of 50 years standing,

The issue of reparations was in the spotlight last strong as a result of David Cameron’s visit to Jamaica, the first by a UK Prime Minister for 14 years.  Although

We conclude our Osgayefo Kwame Nkrumah series with an evaluation of his political and economic agenda, not only to his native Ghana but the entire Afrikan continent forty-nine years after

21/09/2015 is the 106th anniversary of the birth of Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Ghana’s first President, Pan-Afrikanist and “Afrika’s Man of the Millennium” (BBC Focus on Africa),  With his enthusiasm

On the previous show we highlighted, based on decades of research and testimonies, Afrikan children’s fundamental incompatibility with the UK education system (sporadic success stories here and there notwithstanding).  

Coming out of a successful MOSIAH season we are compelled to feature the campaign to save the Marcus Garvey Library, situated in Tottenham, north London.  On the back of their

With this year’s global observance of Mosiah drawing to a close we can look back at a range of community and on air Garvey-focused events in the UK around subjects

The Mosiah season in the UK continues apace. On 25/08 penultimate session the Alkebu-Lan Revivalist Movement Spiritual Leader Bro. Ldr. Mbandaka will deliver a message on How Garvey Took The

Tonight is our third of this seasons on air Mosiah Sessions and is a special one.  128 years ago today in the Parish of St. Anns on the island of