History and protests are repeating itself, and yet nothing seems to change. Is it time for a new strategy?

Advocate, Actress, Playwrite, Model, Esosa does it all. Lets spend some time with the talented Esosa Edosomwan and find out what creation shes brewing in her universe to share with the world!

DRCongo's 2011 presidential elections has ended, its third election since Congo's independence in 1960. Who won? Can you win the election and lose the people? Can you lose the people, yet win the election.  Lets tallk about it...

Once again, Origination brings to Boston their annual evening of dance, music, and spoken word featuring performances by NIA Dance Troupe, Girlz of IMANI, IMANI jr., Aleye, and Omekongo! Presenting sponsor is the awesome State Street Foundation. Media sponsor is the always smooth Touch 106.1 FM. Radio. The event will take place at Roxbury Community School, and for further information contact 1.617.541.1875... Let’s talk about this upcoming groove!

Tupac Amaru Shakur. June 16, 1971 - September 13, 1996. Legends Never Die. Truth never sleeps. I'm not going to say too much during this show. I'll let his music and peers do the talking. Some of the music is raw, so please make sure the children are asleep...Let's go.

This is a rebroadcast of a show that aired in early August.. The ad was first brought to my attention by CongoBostons Franklin Katunda...The episode was advertantly deleted when we switched servers, and since it first aired a lot of people wrote in wanting to hear the show.....Here it is, and check out our update show on the matter that aired about two weeks back...Don't just enjoy, advocate....

This is an update in regards to the Wal-Mart Congo ad situation show that originally aired on August 25, 2011. 

You know, it really bothers me how so many people, so many companies, even though most people do it with a big heart and right intentions, often times the message conveyed doesnt match the message intended. So I never condemn anyone out right, what I really want is for people to be aware that if your really want to have an impact with your advocasy, keep in mind that yo should be conscious that their a real people, real national pride that your inadvertantly talking about.

Produced by Vuvuzela Media and Marketing, the African Community Soccer Tournament is a one-day event which will  unite Los Angeles’ African community, soccer fans, and the greater Southern California community. The first of its kind  on the West Coast, 24 teams will be representing 20 countries.

A major highlight of the day will be a special exhibition by the women’s soccer team. In addition to the tournament, there will be a cultural celebration of food and music from the African Diaspora. This is a great event in that its the first time that I've seen all of our African brothers and sisters come together in one place.

 

Date: Saturday, September 3, 2011

Venue: Griffith Park – John Ferraro Soccer Fields. Located close to the Los Angeles Zoo, at the intersection of 134 fwy & 5 fwy.

 

Price: Free Event

Time: 9am – 7:00pm.

RSVP

 

Isaac:    302-356-1434/323-993-8662.

Charlotte:   323-993-8662/213-219-6793

E-mail:    [email protected]

The Libyan rebels have entered Tripoli. Is this the next chapter in the 'Arab Spring' or the beginning of the 'Arab Fall'. Question, where was the African Union in all of this?

She's a Congolese via France, and currently based in T-Dot (Toronto for those that dont know) Sabrina Moella writer and independent filmmaker, her portfolio of movies includes 'Nappy Heads', 'I Love You', 'Missing', and 'Letter to Abou'. Her poetic license to Ill include's 'Walk in My Shoes', 'Blurry Angels', 'Bina Mwela' and the current one burning up the internet "I Am Not Ruined!". Sabrina Moella joins us today. Lets ride. Note that he show airs at 9AM Pacific Standard Time (Caifornia). which will be 12pm in Toronto). Trust me, alot of people arent good with time zone differentials. One Mic, Two Congolese. You know its on.