Afrika Speaks

Although not directly referenced in the Organization of African Unity (OAU) charter, Afrikans in the diaspora are also subject to what some call “internal colonialism” that not only define external

Afrika Liberation Day (ALD) was established by the Organization of African Unity (OAU) ON May 25th 1963 under its charter which declared: (a) To promote the unity and solidarity of

The confected moral panic about terrorism from American university campuses to Irish rap groups occurs at a time when war is being declared on Black history while the ‘international rules

“We must recapture our heritage and our identity if we are ever to liberate ourselves from the bonds of white supremacy. We must launch a cultural revolution to un-brainwash an

In our previous discussion on this issue, Bro. Ldr. Mbandaka acknowledged the growth, from suspicion and detraction around four decades ago, of Afrikan Spirituality to a space where it is

We return to the fight for justice for the “Educationally Subnormal” (ESN) School Survivors, institutions themselves rooted in the discredited (but resilient) pseudo-science of racial superiority called eugenics. (1) In

Bro. Ldr. Mbandaka delivered a message on April 6th 6265 (2025) entitled, “Shumira; The Freeing of the Afrikan Mind and Soul.” In it he built on the presentation by Bro

The recent TV series Adolescence has sparked the proverbial “national conversation” about the influence of social media on young people. (1) Typically, when the conversation revolves around a white protagonist,

Received wisdom about the health of Afrikan community is not an encouraging one, be it diabetes, prostrate cancer, infant and maternal mortality, cardiovascular disease (CVD), mental health or obesity (adults

A major photography exhibition starting this month will highlight the invisibility of Black children with Down syndrome (Trisomy 21). Reflecting Radiance’featuring photographs by world-renowned lensman Misan Harriman. Coinciding with World