The Centre for Reparation Research was approved by the TAC of the UWI in 2016 and the proposal for the establishment of the Centre was approved and established by the UWI’s F&GPC in February 2017.
Latest news
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Opening of the Centre for Reparation Research
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Fundraising for the Nyabinghi House in St. Croix
Help can be sent through the campaign at this page: www.gofundme.com/rastafari-needs-help-in-st-croix
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Izibongo | Issue 5: Amakai Quaye
Amakai Quaye's artworks are mostly figurative due to his background as an illustrator.
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Izibongo | Issue 4: Rhode Bath-Scheba Makoumbou
Her oil paintings portray women and their social life and daily activities. But not only does she paint, she also extends herself as a sculpturist.
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Ancient Testimony | Mama Dean about Bongo Watto – pt. 1
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.
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Izibongo | Issue 3: Hailu Kifle
"I'm quite an enthusiast of history. I research and meditate on what our predecessors left us; and I have big respect for that. However, I'm not only stuck on the past. A man is the sum of its past's imprints, present's exertions and future's vision." Hailu Kifle
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Izibongo | Issue 2: Wilson Ngoni
"Painting is my personal culture." Wilson Ngoni
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Goal reached: fund raised for Ancient Bongo Cecil
Funds raised to build a shelter on the Nyabinghi ground for Ancient Bongo Cecil, 84 years old.
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The Dub | Issue 17 – October 2017
The Dub – October 2017 | Tribute to Peter Tosh | Available for download
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Izibongo | Celebrating Art from Africa and the Diaspora | Issue 1 – October 2017
Welcome to this, the first issue of Izibongo, a monthly magazine celebrating the art of Africa and its Diaspora.
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The Rastafari Chronicles
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Livity and Freedom
Rastafari livity is moulded on the indomitable spirit of Majesty and Divinity, in which Justice and Mercy abide for the healing of nations.
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RASTAFARI Timeline of events | Last 100 years and more
Chronology of the Rastafari movement
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The international development of Rastafari
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.
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Man called Fire
Over the years Fire had transformed himself into a force of nature, a peaceful flame that burned brightly with the light of Rastafari.
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H.I.M. 50° | Book of Remembrance
Recording testimonies from ones who recall seeing or meeting the King is being collated for the 50th Anniversary of the Visit to the Caribbean
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Haile Selassie I Triumphant
A Poem from Nana Farika Berhane.
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MAN-SHUNS (a rough guide around the Houses)
What is certain is that each House has contributed to the fullness of the movement.
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Ras Tafari: The Majesty & the Movement Exhibition
This important exhibition strengthened the links between Jamaica and Ethiopia and sent out a powerful message of the global importance of the Ras Tafari movement.
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Rastafari Code of Conduct
Administrators, delegates and members of the Rastafari family approved the Rastafari Code of Conduct at the Global Nyah Binghi Consultation July 22nd-30th 2010 at Scott Pass Nyah Binghi Center, Clarendon, Jamaica
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Brief History of the Rastafari Movement in Barbados
In April 1975, following an invitation from Elombe Mottley of the Yoruba House, then located in Fontabelle, St Michael, a small group of Rastafari brethren, Ras Boanerges and the Sons of Thunder, visited Barbados to educate and enlighten our communities about the Nyahbinghi Order and Rastafari in general.
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Ancient Testimony
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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.
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Bongo Jack is a survivor of the Coral Gardens persecution during which he was victim and witness of violence and brutality.
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Bongo Youngfull is a Rastafari Ancient that trods this Livity since the 50's.
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“Ancient Testimony”, a series of interviews and testimonies from Rastafari Ancients. 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.
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Rasta Ites in collaboration with Wisemind Publications is glad to present the first videos of "Ancient Testimony", a series of interviews and testimonies from Rastafari Ancients.
Reasonings
Food as Medicine #1 | What is food?
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.
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Rastafari to the world – from the Roots to the future – A reasoning with Ras Flako Tafari & Ras Ibi
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.
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Why Rastafari in Africa – South Africa – Azania
Reasoning from the Istory month in eThekwini
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Reasoning: Empress Menen Day Celebrations
As Rastafari women, we should celebrate Empress Menen every day.
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Let InI Build on the Foundation | A message to the global Ras TafarI family by Ras Iration I
Iloved, this is InI shift to contribute to the building of InI collective security. Let InI work diligently, constructively and cooperatively. Let InI build on the foundation.
Read MoreRasta and Politics | Message from Gideon Zebulon
Ras Ravin is right on stressing the importance of a spiritual overstanding of these times and of a mystical conception of JAH creator
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