Dr Michelle Yaa Asantewa – Page 2

Osun in the British Museum’s Exhibition Feminine Power: the divine to the demonic

The last exhibition I visited at the British Museum was ‘Living with Gods’ in 2018. I was disappointed because, as I shared in a FB post,…

For Doreen Shawyer Naming Ceremony (2) Sean, Eva, Makeda and bay Kelis. Photo Eddie Osei A few years ago, I observed that of all the life…

Because you come into it from the main entrance to the Lewisham Sport Consortium ground with its perfectly manicured lawn, the garden I’m…

A few weeks ago, a video of a young African man describing his experience on a mental health ward at Queen Mary’s hospital surfaced on…

My godson’s first visit to New Beacon Books, Saturday 6th November, 2021 The African/Black community woke this morning, Saturday 4th…

At one of the Opening to Spirit Rituals to Mami Osun, a friend was urging me to speed it up. He was concerned that the attendees, a…

Since I made the spirit-led decision to open the Osun River Ritual to the public, some five years ago, I’m ever amazed by its growth….

Greetings! My name is Michelle Asantewa. I am the daughter of Lucille Davis, who is Wendy’s elder cousin. Some people know me as…

The colonial conquest of Africa, or the scramble for Africa was sheer violence inflicted on African bodies, minds and land. The new film…

In memory of Norma Veronia Peters Sometime ago I had an overwhelming feeling of something missing from my life. A photo of an old man…