Following on from what we have done with Mosiah, we have reclaimed the second month of the year as Ọmọ́wálé, in honour of the life and legacy of Ọmọ́wálé Malcolm X. (1) It is clear that his “stature and cultural legacy have only grown since his death” in 1965 where…

October is Black History Month in the UK and it that even in its 38th year it is still misunderstood by those who remaain patently unware of it’s origins: “By the designation of October as Black History Month it is our expectation that “Africa’s ideals”, shall forever be manifested in…

At approximately 1:15 PM on September 25th, my mother, Assata Shakur, took her last earthly breath. Words cannot describe the depth of loss that I am feeling at this time. I want to thank you for your loving prayers that continue to anchor me in the strength that I need…

The annual Pan-Afrikan Sports & Culture Day (PASCD) takes place on July 12th at Battersea Millennium Arena, Battersea Park. The event has become one of the highlights of the Pan-Afrikan calendar. To the organisers, it is more than just a day of athletic high jinx and fullsome competitiveness. It strives…

When the issue of young Afrikan people being under attack is addressed there is a tendency to focus on males. But as the “Child Q” case, where in 2020 a 15 year-old girl was stripped-searched by police officers at school while on her period and the “Child A” where another…