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Africans in London TV Africans In London TV is an organisation which produces programmes and documentaries about Africans

23/07/2024

OSHWAL LIVE STREAM TEST 2

23/07/2024

OSHWAL LIVE STREAMING TEST

23/07/2024

OSHWAL LIVE STREAM TES

20/07/2024

The Ugandan Diaspora UK Talk Show is a vibrant and engaging platform that aims to bring together Ugandans living in the UK to discuss a variety of topics. From cultural practices to business opportunities, education initiatives to community events, the show covers a wide range of subjects that are important to the Ugandan diaspora community. Through meaningful conversations and insightful discussions, the show strives to create awareness, foster unity, and empower Ugandans to connect, support, and uplift one another. Join us as we explore, learn, and celebrate all things Ugandan on the Ugandan Diaspora UK Talk Show.

06/07/2024

A MAN CALLED J In conversation with Norbert Mbu Mputu a journalist and writer from the Democretic Republic of Congo based in Bristol UK.

06/07/2024

A MAN CALLED inconversation with Norbert Mbu Mputu a journalist and writer from The Democratic Republic of Congo base in Bristol UK,

26/06/2024

A Man Called J in conversation with CEO Jenifer Bamuturaki and Commercial Director of Uganda Airlines

26/06/2024

The CEO of Uganda Airline Jenifer Bamuturaki, was recently in London to introduce the airline to the Ugandan diaspora. Madama Jenifer Bamuturaki came with her team and she was wlcome by HE Nimisha Mahdivan the Ugandan High Commissioner to the UK.

THE DAMAGE BY EUROPEAN COLONASATIONThe colonization of the African continent by European powers in the 19th and 20th cen...
16/06/2024

THE DAMAGE BY EUROPEAN COLONASATION

The colonization of the African continent by European powers in the 19th and 20th centuries had far-reaching consequences that continue to impact the region to this day. One of the most significant impacts of colonization was the arbitrary drawing of borders that divided existing tribal nations and created artificial countries that often lacked cohesion and unity.

Prior to European colonization, Africa was home to numerous tribal nations with distinct cultures, languages, and traditions. These tribes often had well-established systems of governance and social organization. However, as European powers sought to exploit the continent's resources and expand their empires, they drew borders that disregarded existing tribal boundaries and lumped together disparate groups of people.

This forced amalgamation of tribes into artificial countries created deep divisions and tensions that continue to plague Africa. Many of these countries are ethnically, linguistically, and culturally diverse, making it difficult to foster a sense of national identity and unity. This has led to internal conflicts, political instability, and social unrest in many African nations.

Furthermore, the legacy of colonization has left African countries economically disadvantaged and politically unstable. European powers exploited Africa's resources for their own gain, leaving many countries impoverished and dependent on foreign aid. The arbitrary borders drawn by colonial powers also exacerbated existing rivalries and conflicts, leading to ongoing disputes over land, resources, and power.

In conclusion, the colonization of Africa had a devastating impact on the continent, dividing tribal nations and creating artificial countries that struggle to find unity and cohesion. The legacy of colonization continues to shape Africa's political, social, and economic landscape, highlighting the need for greater efforts towards reconciliation, development, and unity.

LAST NIGHT I WAS AT THE AFRICA CENTRE TO LISTEN JULIUS MBALUTOONE THE MOST OUTSTANDING JOURNALIST FROM  KENYA, FRONT ROW...
08/06/2024

LAST NIGHT I WAS AT THE AFRICA CENTRE TO LISTEN JULIUS MBALUTO
ONE THE MOST OUTSTANDING JOURNALIST FROM KENYA, FRONT ROW SECOND RIGHT. THE EVENT WAS HOSTED BY THE KENYAN SOCIETY IN LONDON.

It was a good thing to see the black community in Tottenham came together to support BAP a black theatre company based i...
04/06/2024

It was a good thing to see the black community in Tottenham came together to support BAP a black theatre company based in Tottenham at Barnie Grant Centre, however BAP is facing eviction from the centre. According to Pauline a lawyer and spokesperson for BAB says it is time now to come together and come up with solutions to keep BAB at the centre.

31/05/2024
REAL TALK LET’S TALK AFRICAN CITIES
29/05/2024

REAL TALK LET’S TALK AFRICAN CITIES

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TODAY I MET A REAL EGYPTIAN FROM ASWAN A TRUE NUBIAN HER NAME IS GIGIAND THAT IS A BIG DEAL FOR ME
28/05/2024

TODAY I MET A REAL EGYPTIAN FROM ASWAN A TRUE NUBIAN
HER NAME IS GIGI
AND THAT IS A BIG DEAL FOR ME

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27/05/2024

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27/05/2024

IS THIS A PRANK OR REAL

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