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Macka B - Fast Food (Official Music Video)

Thu, 03 Sep 2026 03:14:17 +0200

Macka B - Fast Food (Official Music Video)

International Reggae icon Macka B releases his highly anticipated new single, “Fast Food”, The track is inspired by his viral social media post promoting fruits and vegetables as the healthiest fast food in the world—an uplifting message that has captured over *40 million views worldwide*.

Stream 'Fast Food' from the link below:
https://ffm.to/fast-food

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#mackab #fastfood #reggae

AES-Burkina Faso : New Military Equipments For The Armed Forces

Tue, 01 Sep 2026 22:24:14 +0200

⁣Year 4 – From Words to Action: The Oath of Comrade Captain Ibrahim Traoré –
Equipment for the Fighting Forces –

Source: Presidency of Burkina Faso

Source : Présidence du Faso

Twi Names of Some Animals: Reptiles, Birds, Insects, & Aquatic Animals | LEARNAKAN.COM

Tue, 01 Sep 2026 16:46:45 +0200

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Today's lesson is the second in our series on animal names in Twi. In this one, we're looking at the Twi names of some reptiles, birds, insects, and other aquatic animals.

00:00 - Reptiles & Amphibians
03:20 - Feathered Animals
07:29 - Insects & Other Invertebrates
13:16 - Aquatic Animals
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Rooted in Her Hands Ep.1 | Honouring Ms. Emma Dupree, Granny Woman & Herbalist

Mon, 31 Aug 2026 22:13:41 +0200

In this first episode of Rooted in Her Hands, we honour Ms. Dupree’s life, her “garden grown pharmacy”, and the generosity that shaped her legacy. She gathered herbs like sassafras, rabbit tobacco, mullein, and horseradish. Preparing teas, tonics, and remedies for anyone who needed them. She never charged for her work. She simply served.

Rooted in Her Hands is a Black Woman Plant Chronicle series for Black History Month 2026, celebrating Black herbalists, healers, and plant keepers whose wisdom shaped our past and continues to guide our future. New episodes every week in February.

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**Video footage by Eastern Carolina University School of Medicine

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**Dupree, Emma. Little Medicine Thing: Emma Dupree, Herbalist. 1979. Oral History Collection. LL02.03.12.02. East Carolina University Digital Collections. https://digital.lib.ecu.edu/58575. Accessed 3 Feb. 2026.

Zuri waah muor ice cream

Mon, 31 Aug 2026 04:48:58 +0200

Zuri waahn muor "ice cream"

The Council of Nicaea: The Real Reason Constantine Called the Council of Nicaea

Mon, 31 Aug 2026 03:19:47 +0200

He wasn't even baptized. He worshipped the sun god. He murdered his own family members. And yet, Constantine became the most influential figure in the history of Christianity — not through faith, but through force.In 325 AD, the Roman Emperor Constantine summoned roughly 300 bishops to the lakeside city of Nicaea for what would become the most consequential religious gathering in history. The official story? It was about theology — settling a dispute over the nature of Jesus Christ. But the real story involves civil wars, a collapsing empire, political survival, and one man's ruthless plan to weaponize religion for imperial control.This video traces Constantine's blood-soaked rise through the chaos of the Tetrarchy, his mysterious "vision" at the Battle of the Milvian Bridge, his strategic co-opting of a persecuted faith, and the explosive Arian controversy that threatened to tear his newly unified empire apart. We break down what actually happened inside that room at Nicaea, who the key players were, what was really at stake, and why the consequences of those decisions are still shaping civilizations today.The Nicene Creed wasn't just a statement of belief. It was a tool of empire. And the man who ordered it written never even considered himself a Christian — until the final hours of his life.#constantine #councilofnicaea #romanempire #nicenecreed #arianism #history #ancientrome #christianity #churchhistory #powerandpolitics #historydocumentary #empirebuilding #religioushistory #constantinethegreat #battleofmilvianbridge

Why Is The Akan DNA So Hard To Trace?

Sun, 30 Aug 2026 05:09:18 +0200

Historical records show British Caribbean planters knew the origins of enslaved Africans and made deliberate, calculated choices.

This analysis examines how planters tracked the specific African origins of enslaved people, contradicting narratives of ignorance or accidental arrival. By reviewing primary sources like letters and parliamentary evidence, we see how slaveholders identified the ports and regions of enslaved individuals, particularly those leading rebellions, yet continued their trade for decades. This video is for history students and researchers looking to understand the mechanics of colonial record-keeping and the harsh reality of systemic exploitation.

We also address the limits of genetic information in reconstructing identity. While modern DNA testing offers insight, it cannot replace the historical certainty found in the written accounts of those who orchestrated the trans-Atlantic slave trade. By looking at these naming systems, we can better understand how colonial powers categorized populations and managed their labor forces through active, conscious decision-making rather than passive oversight.

Subscribe for weekly historical analysis breakdowns, and let me know in the comments if you want to see more research on British Caribbean history.

Zuri an Patsy aagyument

Sat, 29 Aug 2026 19:40:30 +0200

Zuri an Patsy a maanin taim

The Polygamist: A Neoliberal Cultural Psy-op To Demonise Africa’s Polygamous Culture?

Sat, 29 Aug 2026 15:03:41 +0200

In this video, South African politician, Dr Khanyisile Litchfield-Tshabalala posits that South African TV series The Polygamist presents a deeply distorted portrayal of a practice that has existed within African societies for centuries. She argues that polygamy, as traditionally practiced in many African communities, was not merely an undisciplined man pursuing multiple sexual partners at will, but a social institution governed by cultural norms, ancestral laws and communal expectations, with responsibilities and obligations toward every member of the family.

In her words, consent, accountability and the welfare of the household were central to its practice. It was not synonymous with promiscuity. Whereas she says, what The Polygamist depicts is something fundamentally different: a man driven by sexual gratification, deception and disregard for the women involved. Far from an honest representation of traditional African polygamy, she says, it is a bastardisation of the institution.

If you have watched The Polygamist, do you agree with her? Drop us a comment with your opinion and don't forget to follow The Spearhead.

#thepolygamist #africa #culture #tradition

Zuri an Tumble Bug

Sat, 29 Aug 2026 06:29:58 +0200

Zuri no ramp wid ar moni - a lai?
(liberated from crakkkerbook reels)