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Indigenous knowledge and identity video is about my "local name" and how the foreigners considered my identity. This reflects to any "local name" one is given after birth since names were given either according to time of birth, season and many more.
PROF. KOFI ASARE OPOKU IS A GREAT AUTHORITY ON AFRICAN CULTURE AND HUMAN CIVILISATIONS IN GENERAL WHO HAS HELD ENVIABLE POSITIONS THROUGHOUT HIS LIFE AND LECTURED IN NUMEROUS UNIVERSITIES ACROSS THE WORLD. HE IS CURRENTLY THE CHAIRMAN OF KWABENA NKETIA’S CENTRE FOR AFRICANA STUDIES AT THE AFRICA UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATIONS, ACCRA.
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This video explains the concept of family in the African culture with an example from my Kikuyu (a tribe in Kenya) extended family comparing it with Western nuclear family.
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The video gives a brief description on the rites of passage in the olden days according to my culture. Through it, we learnt our responsibilities, rites and the consequences of non-compliance.
We were also taught how things were done and why we had or not do them. Respect was highly valued and we had to respect our elders so as to receive blessings from God.
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Nana AK, Winner of TV3 Talented Kids 2020 Performs @ Mampong Akuapem Ohum
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Determined Jamaican ladies give us an insight into why they left the UK for Nigeria despite objections from their Jamaican parents. These determined ladies have lived happily in Nigeria for over 50 years and have forged a good life for themselves and their families. They can even speak Yoruba!
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Nestled on the Caribbean Sea, Jacmel is a small harbor town known for preserving Haiti’s rich culture and arts. Its vibrant carnival endures every storm and crisis, showcasing the resilient spirit of its people.
The town bursts with life through popular dances like Rara and various rural events, where the community comes together to celebrate. Voodoo religion itself features multiple rhythms and dances, each telling a unique story and honoring ancestors.
Dancing in Jacmel is more than just movement; it's a way of conveying messages and narrating history. The Rara dance, originating from the Taino Indians, evokes memories of a harsh and complicated past for many Haitians. Today, it symbolizes the resilience and hope of a people living with their history while building their future.
Documentary: Islanders, Apart Together – Haiti: The Island of the Masks
Directed by: Alexandre Mostras
Production: Winds
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