Category: Culture

African Diaspora, Black Women, Culture, Ourstory

Africa’s “Green Revolution” in the Hair & Beauty Industry on Africa 500, Wednesday, February 15, 2023

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The Wednesday, February 15, 2023 edition of Africa 500 features African Women Entrepreneurs who are helping to drive the Continent’s “Green Revolution”. Show hosts Sis. Tomiko and Bro. Ty welcome African Women “agripreneurs” Lindiwe Ntombikazulu Somo, Kudirat “Ayo” Ayomide Tijani … Continue reading Africa’s “Green Revolution” in the Hair & Beauty Industry on Africa 500, Wednesday, February 15, 2023

African Diaspora, Afrikan Diaspora, Culture, Ourstory, Struggle

The Words of Rev. Dr. Ishakamusa Barashango on Africa 500, Wednesday, January 11, 2023

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The January 11, 2023 edition of Africa 500 will feature the words of the Rev. Dr. Ishakamusa Barsashango. Rev. Dr. Ishakamusa Barashango Rev. Dr. Ishakamusa Barashango, affectionately known as “Baba”, began his journey to Nsamando, the land of the Ancestors … Continue reading The Words of Rev. Dr. Ishakamusa Barashango on Africa 500, Wednesday, January 11, 2023

African Diaspora, African Issues, Afrikan Diaspora, Culture, Educational Events, Ourstory, Struggle

Africa 500 Presents Dr. John Henrik Clarke, Wednesday, January 4, 2023

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Starting in January 2023, Africa400 is now renamed Africa 500 to more accurately reflect the more than 500 years of the Ma’afa, the Great Disaster, the enslavement of Afrikan People in Europe, the Americas and the so-called Middle East. The … Continue reading Africa 500 Presents Dr. John Henrik Clarke, Wednesday, January 4, 2023

African Diaspora, Afrikan Diaspora, Community Development, Culture, Educational Events, Ourstory

Silverback Society (New Orleans) Profiled on Africa400, Wednesday, December 14

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[Editor’s Note: The November 30 show was repeated on Wednesday, December 7 due to a scheduling issue with this show’s interview.  Thus, the Silverback Society show will air on Wednesday, December 14 at 3:00 PM as usual.] On the Wednesday, … Continue reading Silverback Society (New Orleans) Profiled on Africa400, Wednesday, December 14

African Diaspora, Afrikan Diaspora, Community Development, Cultural Events, Culture, Educational Events, Ourstory, Social Events

Kimoyo Shule Africana and PLM’s Umoja Karamu Celebration, Sunday, November 27 in Baltimore

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The Pan African Liberation Movement (PLM) and Kimoyo Shule Africana announce their first annual Umoja Karamu (“Unity Feast”) Celebration, to be held on the afternoon of Sunday, November 27 from 2pm – 6pm at 6 East Lafayette Avenue in Baltimore, … Continue reading Kimoyo Shule Africana and PLM’s Umoja Karamu Celebration, Sunday, November 27 in Baltimore

Cultural Events, Culture, Educational Events, Ourstory, Struggle

Coppin Repertory Theatre Presents “Broke-ology”, a Fund Raiser for the Maryland Council of Elders

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The Coppin Repertory Theatre presents “Broke-ology (The Study of Being Broke)”, a play by Nathan Louis Jackson, Directed by Willie O. Jordan. The event is being held as a fund-raiser for the Maryland Council of Elders (MCOE). The date of … Continue reading Coppin Repertory Theatre Presents “Broke-ology”, a Fund Raiser for the Maryland Council of Elders

Community Development, Cultural Events, Culture, Ourstory, Struggle, Uncategorized

“Honoring Our Fathers” Film Screening and Panel at Arch Social Club-Baltimore, November 11

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This important announcement comes from the Facebook page of the Black Arts District in Baltimore, Maryland ((1) Black Arts District | Facebook): Join the Black Arts District, Friday, November 11th, from 4:00 pm-7:00 pm at the Arch Social Club (address … Continue reading “Honoring Our Fathers” Film Screening and Panel at Arch Social Club-Baltimore, November 11

African Diaspora, Afrikan Diaspora, Community Development, Cultural Events, Culture, Educational Events, Ourstory, Sixth Region

Sankofa Summer Camp Begins Summer Activities for Children

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Baba Charlie Dugger has held cultural and educational events in the Baltimore, Maryland area for several decades through his organization Camp Harambee (The People), including the annual Marcus Garvey Day celebrations of the birthday of the Pan-Afrikan giant and founder … Continue reading Sankofa Summer Camp Begins Summer Activities for Children

African Diaspora, Afrikan Diaspora, Afrikan Music, Community Development, Cultural Events, Culture, Educational Events, Ourstory, Struggle

African Liberation Day in Lafayette Square Park, Baltimore, Maryland

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The Maryland Council of Elders (MCOE), All-African People’s Revolutionary Party (A-APRP), All African Women’s Revolutionary Union (A-AWRU), Ujima People’s Progress Party (UPP), Black Alliance for Peace (BAP), Woodson Banneker Bey Division 330 of the UNIA-ACL RC2020 and Pan-Afrikan activists from … Continue reading African Liberation Day in Lafayette Square Park, Baltimore, Maryland

African Diaspora, African Issues, Afrikan Diaspora, Afrikan Music, Black Women, Community Development, Culture, Ourstory, Sixth Region, Struggle

Africa400 Goes on Hiatus; Check Our Classic Shows on Our Media Page

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Africa400, the weekly Pan-Afrikan radio show hosted by Mama Tomiko and Baba Ty, with Special Episodes guest-hosted by Grandmother Walks On Water (“Mothership”) and Baba Francois Ndengwe (“Fresh News From Africa”), is taking a break from broadcasting as they make … Continue reading Africa400 Goes on Hiatus; Check Our Classic Shows on Our Media Page