Baba Mutabaruka gives interesting perspective to the Burchell 'Patwa in Parliment' incident that occured in May 11

⁣Mhenga Malcolm X: Opens for Fannie Lou Hamer [1964]

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In his first-ever interview on the topic of Africa, by an African media, Professor Robert Pape, a renowned American military analyst and Presidential Advisor, presents a detailed and in-depth account of the immediate and long-term effects of the war in Iran on the African continent and explains the painful truth that lies ahead for African Business and political leaders if they are not prepared.

Chico Unscripted exists to bring unfiltered, candid, and impactful conversations on global politics and business, shaping the minds and policies of Africa's current and future leaders

Journalist Krishnan Guru-Murthy travels across India to investigate the underbelly of the Indian economic miracle. Underneath the glittering surface of India's economic boom lie the ugly realities of modern-day India: mass suicide by debt-ridden farmers, a rise in Hindu nationalism, discrimination against Muslims and a caste system that condemns millions to a life of servitude.

In this talk, Shahid Bolsen breaks down what is actually behind the manufactured anti-immigrant wave sweeping South Africa — who built it, how it works, and why it is happening right now in this specific moment in history.
He treats it as what it is: not a sociological phenomenon, but a forensic case. An arson. And he names the arsonists.
Starting with the basic fact that South Africa is the only country in the BRICS+ world where the colonial management class never actually left — they lost political power in 1994 but kept the land, the mines, the banks, the media, and the financial system — Shahid maps the full chain of actors producing the xenophobia campaign: from the Oppenheimer family's think tank and AfriForum's Washington lobbying operations, through the Democratic Alliance and the Patriotic Alliance inside the Government of National Unity, all the way down to Leon Schreiber's Home Affairs ministry deporting 51,000 Africans a year under a program literally called "Operation New Broom."
He places all of this within the global transition from unipolarity to multipolarity — arguing that the anational owners of global financialized capital are not trying to stop the transition. They accepted it. They are managing it. The question they are asking is whether they can arrive at the post-transition multipolar world still holding the keys to its most critical continent.
Africa is the last open contest. Every other major region has been claimed. And within Africa, three countries have the mass to anchor continental spheres of influence: Egypt, Nigeria, and South Africa. Egypt is effectively untakeable. Nigeria is under coordinated pressure. South Africa is already under management — and the campaign to keep it that way is running at full speed.
The xenophobia campaign serves three simultaneous objectives: it redirects Black working-class anger away from the colonial structure that produced their poverty; it severs South Africa's solidarity relationships with the African countries it needs as partners in any genuinely independent future; and it justifies a state enforcement apparatus — in DA hands — that is doing the actual work of African removal on the ground.
And it is the same playbook being run in America. Keep the poor fighting the poor, while the people who own the structure watch from behind their walls.
This talk connects it all — the street marches, the parliamentary coalitions, the Trump executive order, the PEPFAR cuts, the ambassador expulsion, the continental power contest — into one coherent picture.

Dr. Monique Swift delivers a powerful acceptance speech and tribute.

⁣Heru, Dr. Baruch, and Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé on Polygyny: UNIA Community Focus Radio

Dance Performance to Make KMT Black Again (choreographed by Okuninibaa Nnemkadi)

⁣AFRICA - A Voyage of Discovery [HD]
Mastering a Continent
Episode 2
Basil Davidson

In our final release for 2021, we speak to a young woman who says she will not be voting in Barbados' upcoming election. Hear Krystle Howell's why in this episode of Catcha Fyah. Safe and Prosperous 2022 to all our subscribers. Thank you for your support this year.

⁣Prof. James Smalls: Liberation that 'Conscious' People Must Understand

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⁣⁣At Ol Pejeta, Kenya's vast and beautiful wildlife conservancy, rangers live side by side with all kinds of creatures, including a hungry pride of lionesses desperate for a fresh kill.

Part 8