AllHipHop — BEE STINGER STINGS AGAIN more info

AllHipHop — AUTHOR REMOVES BAMBAATAA REFERENCES FROM HIS BOOK!! more info

Rolling Stone — The Universal Zulu Nation has issued a new open letter apologizing to the alleged victims of sexual abuse perpetrated by their founder Afrika Bambaataa. The organization also apologized to Ronald "Bee Stinger" Savage and Hassan "Poppy" Campbell, t... more info

AllHipHop — The Afrika Bambaataa Case Continues To Befuddle Hip-Hop more info

NME — His response to claims of sexual assault came in his first TV interview following the accusations more info

Consequence of Sound — New York hip-hop icon fiercely maintains his innocence. more info

Guardian Music — Hip-hop pioneer responds to claims from Ronald Savage and three other men by telling Fox 5 News: ‘I never abused nobody’Afrika Bambaataa has denied sexually abusing boys, after facing a series of allegations. In an interview with Fox 5 N... more info

Stereogum — Until very recently, it was possible to view Afrika Bambaataa, without reservations, as a cultural hero. As a young gang leader, he helped bring peace to the South Bronx in the late ’70s, helping to create the environment from which hip-hop could e... more info

AllHipHop — WATCH THE ZULU NATION DISCUSS REMOVING AFRIKA BAMBAATAA more info

Rolling Stone — The Universal Zulu Nation announced Friday that they have undergone extensive changes in their leadership a month after its founder and hip-hop pioneer Afrika Bambaataa was accused of sexual abusing a teenager in the early Eighties. "As p... more info