On the show we continue our discussion on core principles that Afrikan people can unite around, and what it will take for us to build a model of an sovereign Afrikan state.

On the show we discuss the idea of uniting and what principles and ideologies can be used to achieve that goal.  We also discuss the recent defeat of Roy Moore in Alabama and the US congressional meeting on the events in Zimbabwe.

Zimbabwe Herald writer Obi Egbuna joins us to provide an update on the political situation in Zimbabwe.  

Rise of ZAPU & ZANU

Lancaster House Agreement and independence

Accomplishments of President Mugabe

Matabeleland Massacre

Land Reform

Sanctions

Split within ZANU-PF (G40 vs Lacoste)

Events between 11/6 -- firing VP Mnangagwa and 11/24 -- Inauguration of Mnangagwa

The Future of Zimbabwe

T'Shango Mbilishaka and Maarifa Ukwele join us again to continue the discussion on Afrikan centered education and the effect that is has on Afrikan children.  We also discuss the role of Afrikan spirituality in the Afrikan education system.  Ayotunde Sundiata poses the question has Afrikan centered education been effective.  Where are the students from the 80’s & 90’s and what are they doing now?

On the show Maarifa Ukwele joins us to discuss his recent trip to Ghana.  We also give an update on the aftermath of the military coup in Zimbabwe, and the discovery of a modern day slave trade happening now in Libya.

On this week's show we discuss the emotional connection that black people have to european holidays and the current military coup in Zimbabwe.

Sister Sankofa Baba and Sister Hattie join us to discuss the results of the Million Woman March.  Trig Sangodare joins us to discuss Afrikan family, culture, and traditions.

On this week's show we discuss the historical evidence of the Maafa and the Afrikan identity crisis.  We also discuss the current U.S. push for a war on terror in Afrika and the recent exposure of Hollywood sex scandals.

Former Howard University middle school teacher T'Shango Mbilishaka joins us to discuss the importance of Afrikan centered education and the continuous war against Afrikan centered education.

We discuss the differences between mobilization and organization, and the lost opportunities of the 20th century for Afrikans in America. How have Afrikans been taken out of self-determining development?

The Garvey Movement

The Black Liberation Movement

The Million Man March 

We also discuss the recent killings in Somalia and Niger, and the effects of the US military in Afrika.