Afrika Speaks

We continue our on air Mosiah Sessions (to complement the community sessions (www.alkebulan.org/mosiah) with a re-examination of the legacy of the man whose message of self-reliance, as outlined in his autobiography

Increasing numbers of Afrikans are coming around to the notion that the eighth month of the year is now called Mosiah.  In a 1997 message at the Alkebu-Lan Family Forum entitled

The season of MOSIAH, the renamed 8th month of the year given over to celebration of the life and legacy of the Most Eminent Prophet and King, His Excellency Marcus

At 11 minutes past 11am on November 11 2014 a two minutes silenced was observed at Brixton’s Windrush Square in remembrance of Afrikan soldiers that died in Britain’s world wars.

On July 3 2015 retired police officer Anthony Long, also known as E7 was acquitted of the murder of Azelle Rodney, bringing to an end a 10 year fight for

We return to the subject of the Dominican Republic (DR) to delve deeper into the current crisis caused by Dominican Constitutional Court ruling TC/0168/13 issued on 23 September 2013 that

In the 20th century apartheid became a byword for state sanctioned white supremacist oppression and domination of Afrikans, particularly in Azania (South Africa). Many history books will assert that apartheid

 We begin offering condolences to the families of the victims of the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church massacre: Rev. State Sen. Clementa Pinckney (41), Cynthia Hurd (54), Tywanza Sanders (26),

The UK’s top ranked police officer, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Service caused a stir in some circles when as part of the promotion for ‘The Met,’

On June 10 1940, the Most Eminent Prophet and King – His Excellency Marcus Mosiah Garvey passed into the Ancestral Realm.  His life will be acknowledged at the 6th annual