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Episode 11 - Ghana's Independence & UK Black History Month UK with Akyaaba Addai-Sebo

In this episode of the Ronu Spirit podcast, host Hameed sits down with Akyaaba Addai-Sebo, the father of Black History Month in the UK, to explore the significant moments in African history and their lasting impacts. They discuss key historical events, including Ghana's independence and the influence of Kwame Nkrumah, the struggle against neocolonialism, and the assassination of African leaders like Patrice Lumumba. They also delve into Addai-Sebo's journey from Ghana to London, his role in founding Black History Month in the UK, and the importance of using this period for self-examination and community empowerment. Lastly, Addai-Sebo shares his thoughts on the current challenges facing Africa and the need for youth and the diaspora to reclaim their heritage and work towards a liberated future. 00:45 Introduction to the Ronu Spirit Podcast 01:05 Meet Mr. Akyaaba Addai-Sebo: The Father of Black History Month UK 01:28 Early Life and Influences of Mr. Addai-Sebo 02:51 The Pan-African Movement and Ghana's Role 06:58 Nkrumah's Vision and Struggles 10:55 The Impact of Nkrumah's Leadership 14:20 Challenges and Sabotage Against Nkrumah 24:43 The Overthrow of Nkrumah 35:25 Mr. Addai-Sebo's Journey to London 43:09 Establishing Black History Month in the UK 44:20 A Mother's Heartbreak 45:17 Systemic Failures and Identity Crisis 46:26 Taking Action: Celebrating African Contributions 46:44 Organizing Historical Lectures and Concerts 48:46 Solidarity and Cultural Exchange 51:49 Launching Black History Month in the UK 01:01:13 The Significance of October 01:06:58 Challenges and Responsibilities of Black History Month 01:08:28 The Role of Home and Community 01:09:29 Critique of Religious Institutions 01:14:34 The Future of African Unity and Empowerment 01:22:33 Decolonization and Humanization 01:23:42 Closing Thoughts and Reflections