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People. Heritage. Power.
Conversations connecting the Black world and the work of building our future.
01 / The opening conversations
A conversation about what we can build now. The opening episodes bring people, cultural memory and Black-controlled institutions into the same frame.
Monday, 12 October 2026
Studio recordings at Pan African TV
Broadcast details will follow.
Inside the studio / Pan African TV
With Ɔbenfo Ọbádélé Kambon.
Abibiwiase: The Black World.
Episode 01 / People & self-reparations
The Power to Repair Now
Citizenship, belonging, enterprise and institution-building. What can Black people begin repairing through our own agency now?
Studio recording / 1:00 PM GMT
Guest participation is subject to confirmation.
Episode 02 / Ancestors & stolen heritage
Repatriating the Black World's Stolen Heritage
Human remains, sacred objects, museums and community custodianship. When heritage comes home, who should decide where it belongs?
Studio recording / 2:00 PM GMT
Prof. Gavua is confirmed to join via Zoom for the conversation on archaeology, restitution and the repatriation of stolen heritage.
In development / Open D.O.O.R. Dialogues
Repatriation and retention: two sides of the same coin.
A student debate on the conditions that make staying, returning and building possible.
Abibiman Kunnafoni / Community intelligence
News and perspectives from the Abibiman Kunnafoni group on Abibitumi.
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