⁣Baba Amenyo Adzadi and Baba Mawusi Kofi Brempong Repatriate to Ghana Successful Housing Acquisition Testimony

Ronald Stokes Service, May 22nd 1962.


On April 27th 1962, seven unarmed Muslims were shot outside Muslim Temple 27 in Los Angeles. Temple Secretary, Ronald Stokes 29, was killed. "They're going to pay for it," Hon. Malcolm declares, and goes to Los Angeles to eulogize Stokes at a funeral attended by 2,000 people. Despite an autopsy that established Stokes was shot at close range and had been stomped, kicked and bludgeon while dead or dying. An all-white coroner's jury deliberating the Stokes' killing, took 23 minutes to conclude it "justifiable homicide." By contrast, 14 Nation of Islam members are indicted for assault in the incident and 11 are found guilty.

Elijah Muhammad's reluctance to aggressively retaliate Stokes death, would be the first of a series of events, causing irreparable rifts between The Honorable Malcolm X and The Messenger. And lead to his eventual ouster from the Nation of Islam.

⁣In this edisode, I sit down with Timothy Kalyegira, a seasoned journalist and political analyst, to unpack the escalating tensions surrounding Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba’s controversial actions.

From his provocative tweets threatening EU ambassadors to the detention and alleged torture of Eddie Mutwe, we explore how these incidents are straining Uganda-EU relations.

Will the Patriotic League of Uganda (PLU) party’s planned peaceful demonstration proceed amidst this crackdown?

Timothy offers his sharp analysis on Muhoozi’s basement boast, the military’s role, and the broader implications for Uganda’s democracy.

From Jamaica to Ghana, Trinidad to Nigeria, and Barbados to the continent at large — Black nations are forging new alliances grounded in shared heritage, economic empowerment, and cultural pride.

In this video, Whitney Mckoy explores how these growing ties signal the rise of Pan-Africanism 2.0 — one rooted in direct diplomacy, joint economic ventures, and diaspora-driven unity.

💡 What does this mean for Foundational Black Americans (FBA)? Everything.
This is about building a global Black economy, reclaiming agency, and connecting our struggles — and our power — across continents.

We break down:
⚡️ Diplomatic partnerships between the Caribbean and Africa
💰 The vision for a united Black economic power bloc
✊🏾 How FBA, Caribbean, and African people can collaborate on the future
🚨 Why now is the time to get involved — economically, culturally, politically

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In this video titled "GHANA-JAMAICA FIRST EVER $100 MILLION PARTNERSHIP TO CHANGE THE AVIATION INDUSTRY AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC FOREVER" The Foreign Affairs Minister, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa has announced that Jamaica is set to receive teachers and nurses from Ghana as part of an agreement reached between the two countries under a special bilateral partnership. Mr. Ablakwa said the decision was reached during a meeting with his Jamaican counterpart, Senator the Honourable Kamina Johnson Smith, on the sidelines of the OACPS summit in Brussels.He described the meeting as highly successful, noting that both countries agreed to strengthen their long-standing relations through practical cooperation.As part of the bilateral agreement, Ghana and Jamaica will also begin high-level political talks to enhance collaboration in trade, education, agribusiness, tourism, culture, and sports.Mr. Ablakwa highlighted the deep historical ties between Ghana and Jamaica and emphasized that the new partnership would build on these foundations to benefit both nations