Ubuntu Broadcasting

06/04/2025

In 1781, the British slave ship Zong carried over 470 enslaved Africans across the Atlantic. When sickness and dwindling supplies threatened profits, the crew murdered 133 people by throwing them overboard—later filing an insurance claim for their lost 'cargo. This atrocity, exposed in the 1783 court case Gregson v. Gilbert, became a rallying cry for abolition.

The Zong massacre reminds us: colonialism commodified human life, but it could never extinguish resistance. At Ubuntu Broadcasting, we honor those stolen ancestors by unearthing hidden histories and amplifying voices of justice. Their truth lives in our memory. Their fight continues in ours.

27/03/2025

"In a world torn by conflict, inequality, and division, Ubuntu philosophy offers the solution we desperately need: 'I am because we are.' This African wisdom teaches that true peace and progress come not from competition or isolation, but from compassion, shared humanity, and collective responsibility. When we embrace Ubuntu, we see beyond borders, religions, and ideologies—recognizing that no one is free until all are free. Poverty, injustice, and environmental crises cannot be solved alone; they demand unity, empathy, and action rooted in interdependence. Ubuntu isn’t just a philosophy—it’s the blueprint for a better world. Let’s rise together.

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25/03/2025

Ujamaa: Building Together, Growing Together 🌍
Ujamaa, a Swahili word meaning "familyhood," is a beautiful African philosophy that emphasizes collective economics and community living. Rooted in the teachings of Julius Nyerere of Tanzania, Ujamaa reminds us that true progress comes from working together, sharing resources, and supporting one another. It’s a call to prioritize community over individualism and to create a world where everyone thrives. Let’s embrace the spirit of Ujamaa and build a future rooted in unity and shared responsibility. 💪✨

20/03/2025

🌍 The Soul of a Continent🌍
Ubuntu is more than a word—it’s the heartbeat of Afrika, a timeless reminder that "I am because we are."
It’s the unbreakable bond of community, the respect for ancestral wisdom, and the harmony with nature that defines the Afrikan spirit. It’s resilience in the face of adversity, creativity in the midst of challenges, and the celebration of a diversity that unites rather than divides.
To be Afrikan is to carry the essence of Ubuntu: to live with compassion, to uplift others, and to understand that our humanity is woven together in a shared tapestry of existence. 🌱✨


Picture of the day is South Afrika

05/03/2025

My heart bleeds for an African child.

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11/02/2025

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