Afrika Speaks

Memorial events for the New Cross Massacre took place between the 17th and 19th January. Lewisham council have ostensibly assumed stewardship of the event and some attendees attested that the

We will not forget, we will not forget 13 dead and nothing said we will not forget We will not forget, no we will not forget 13 dead and nothing

Tendai MWARI!Makorokoto egore idzva!Afenhyia pa!Odun de!Happy New Year A new year presents new opportunities, that the Afrikan community in the UK has no option but to grasp. This was amid

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

In our final live show of the year we speak to organisers of Kwanzaa events who will share what we can expect at their celebrations. In the spirit of Kwanzaa

In his 2023 annual founder’s message, Dr Maulana Karenga the creator of Kwanzaa, which is a seven-day celebration of family, community and culture, reminded us of the origins and purpose

Donald Trump is set to return to the White House after a decisive victory over Vice President Kamala Harris on November 5th 2024. (1) In spite of running against a

We continue our discussion on men’s health in light of the event Black Men United: Let’s reason about football, fatherhood and health, that took place on November 23rd. (1) For

November is a month when there is heightened focus on men’s health. (1) This is an issue that is particularly acute in the Afrikan community and arguably most severely in