In this second part of his autobiographic testimony, Elder Ras Flako Tafari recalls the College time with particular focus on the life on the campus as a Rastafari student. ...

In this one hundred and twenty-eight anniversary of the birth of the divine child, Ian\'I meditates on the greatness of this promise and the magnificence of its meaning. ...

A beautiful initiative in order to help Ethiopian in this very difficult moment. ...

Ras Flako Tafari in this autobiographic testimony speaks about his own life from childhood to the present days and his involvement in many Rastafari projects. ...

It is with great pleasure that I present to our community this new cultural magazine which is a continuation of the works and brand known as I Negus Records International (INRI) currently in the public domain as a record label. ...

The cutting of the beard of our client in the circumstances outlined above; represents a serious and irreparable breach of his constitutional right to practice his religious beliefs. ...

His Imperial Majesty’s visit to Jamaica was something of unprecedented greatness. ...

Wherever you are in the world, our hope is that this message reaches you in good health and strength during this difficult time. ...

In Rastafari Ian’ I is blessed to be part of a tradition that is not limited to nation or language but which surpasses all barriers. The aim in fact is the inclusion of every human being who wants to embrace the faith of the King Creator and the royal Livity that His children exercise with zeal as a daily practice. ...

The Petition Signing Period Is February 01 – March 11, 2020. ...

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. ...

Ras Flako Tafari in this autobiographic testimony speaks about his own life from childhood to the present days and his involvement in many Rastafari projects. ...

In this interviews Incient Bongo Isaac gives a deep and lucid explanation of the Rastafari Nyah Binghi creed pointing out the universality and inclusivity of its message. ...

Bongo Isaac is a Rastafari Ancient, a Coral Gardens survivor and one of the elders of Pitfour Nyah Binghi Center. In this clear and exhaustive statement he defines the meaning of being Rastafari according to the tradition. ...

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. ...

In Rastafari Ian’ I is blessed to be part of a tradition that is not limited to nation or language but which surpasses all barriers.
The aim in fact is the inclusion of every human being who wants to embrace the faith of the King Creator and the royal Livity that His children exercise with zeal as a daily practice. ...

Coronation is a fulfilment; it marks the end of an age and the beginning of another. ...

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. ...