The ideology of Black Consciousness, which informed Biko and his colleagues’ approach, represented a deeper strand of Africanism within African nationalism. Biko believed that the best way for black people to emerge victorious in the struggle against apartheid, was for them not to succumb to the white man's view that being black is being inferior. On the Forum@8 this morning we ask, how relevant is Black Consciousness in post-apartheid South Africa? Professor Harry Nengwekhulu, former Black Consciousness Movement leader<.br>