The Elder was recently diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing treatment.

The Dub | September 2018 - Available for download

The Dub | August 2018 - Available for download

Download here the last issues of Izibongo magazine, celebrating the art of Africa and its diaspora

Ethiopia's Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said his country would normalise relations with neighbouring Eritrea following an historic meeting with President Isaias Afeworki in Asmara on Sunday,

Ancient Bongo Cecil Nyah Binghi is a eighty four old ancient, trodding from a long time, ova hills and valleys, rocks and mountains. He had faced many tribulations and hardships along the way, even today it is not an easy road.

The Dub | July 2018 - Available for download

Representatives of Rastafari organisations in over 10 African countries have elected Ghana’s Ahuma Bosco Ocansey as the first chairman of RCC.

The Dub | June 2018 - Available for download

Sir Ronald Sanders, Antigua and Barbuda’s Ambassador to the United States and the Organisation of American States (OAS),made an historic address to the Permanent Council of the OAS on the apology of the country’s prime minister to the Rastafarian community for decades of discrimination against them.

We hereby adopt this declaration and commit ourselves as Rastafari representatives to ensure that the examples of Haile Selassie I and Empress Menen, infused with the universal principle of Ubuntu, be reflected in all our policies, plans, programs and trading arrangements.

Rastafari livity is moulded on the indomitable spirit of Majesty and Divinity, in which Justice and Mercy abide for the healing of nations.

Chronology of the Rastafari movement

The Rastafari movement originated in the 1930s, inspired by the Coronation of Ras Tafari as Emperor Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia on November 2nd 1930.

Over the years Fire had transformed himself into a force of nature, a peaceful flame that burned brightly with the light of Rastafari.

Recording testimonies from ones who recall seeing or meeting the King is being collated for the 50th Anniversary of the Visit to the Caribbean

A Poem from Nana Farika Berhane.

What is certain is that each House has contributed to the fullness of the movement.

Ancient Bongo Cecil Nyah Binghi is a eighty four old ancient, trodding from a long time, ova hills and valleys, rocks and mountains. He had faced many tribulations and hardships along the way, even today it is not an easy road.

Bongo Isaac will reason about the importance of the Ethiopian Christmas for the Rastafari Movement.

The aim of this project is to facilitate the spreading of the elders’ teachings and at the same time invite the public to directly help and support these pioneers of the Movement.

A brand new crucial interview to Mama Dean about her time as a collaborator of Bongo Watto, also known as Ras Boanegers. Even though he has been one of the most influential patriarchs of the Rastafari movement, very little is known about him. This testimony hopes to bring more light about this inspirational Incient.

Bongo Jack is a survivor of the Coral Gardens persecution during which he was victim and witness of violence and brutality.

It is a great pleasure to share this moment with InI and I forward some writings to widen InI mind in fulfilment fe prophecy. 

InI have a combined and unified responsibility to  defend this youth, his family and InI-selves against such blatant and outright discrimination.

InI need to reclaim the Rastafari patent by a return to basics. The nation needs to regroup and consolidate its unique unified strength as a global community or risk the dissipation of InI most valued asset: integrity.

The teaching you will find here has been presented in the public seminar: "Food As Medicine" that Ras Ibi held this past august 2016 at Rototom Sunsplash Reggae Festival.

A crucial reasoning between two Elders, up on the hill in the heart of I-taly, to enlighten and strenghten InI Rastafari children history, knowledge, culture and livity. A deep insight into the Rastafari movement, from its origins through the nowadays situation, to the future of InI Rastafari Nation.

Taken literally or strictly, theocracy means rule by God or gods and refers primarily to an internal "rule of the heart", especially in its biblical application.