Two Bla Xit Subscribers Norma and Daseta journey from the US to experience Gambia for the first time. We meet up in our home for a quick chat which Abdullah captured on camera. Thank you so much to our Bla Xit family for sticking with us through our challenges. We are still getting through this period of change. Thank you to everyone that has helped us. Thank you to all our Donors we appreciate you. Wode Maya thanks for you continued support and ****istance. If you would like to support us you can Donate via Paypal using our Bop collective@yahoo.com email account. Or via Patreon Bla Xit or via Western Union by emailing me at bopcollective@yahoo.com
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Bla Xit was invited to witness the graduation of IT students from IIHT. What an inspiring and motivating event attended by influential and successful Gambians, that provided some powerful words of encouragement to the new Graduates . We captured some of the ceremony to share with you to give you an insight into what a College Graduation looks like here in the Gambia. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.
As you know Bla Xit are out and about capturing and sharing as much as we can about life in Africa, however recently we have been receiving a lot of emails about the usual negative coverage of Africa by mainstream press outside of our Continent. This is is not a new phenomena and nor will it be, this is just the scandalous the sensationalism that sells and promotes and demonstrates their continuous influence within and outside of Africa. Widely exaggerated claims only serve to further taint the reputation of our Continent. The problem needs to be tackled in its Continent of origin in Europe. Africa Diaspora News with Phill Scott has my comments should anyone want to hear my views. Do not let a targeted and premeditated media attacks dissuade you from coming home as I suspect that was the motive behind it. Lets stand strong and unite and not let anyone divide us. Forward Ever Backwards Never!
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We share with you our Survival tips for Lockdown. Khafre & I get down to the basics . Thanks to Adrian and Seth for filming editing . Thanks for watching and subscribing, sharing and supporting the
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Bla Xit family its kicking off in the UK since the 6th Annual Reparations March this years when thousands of Africans in the Diaspora marched demanding reparations from the British Government to repair the damage done to Africans and Africa. Black people in England are getting angry about the lack of action taken to gain reparatory justice. Proud Rastafarian Professor, Poet Laurete Author , world renown Musician, TV Host Actor and Free West Papua activist, Multiple award winning Benjamin Zephaniah. Who is no stranger to controversy and was hailed a hero in the black community in England when he refused and rejected an award from the Empire the Queen. He appeared on mainstream TV this week in the UK and he talked about hoe he originated from West Africa but did not know where and Reparations, he said he was taken. His words rang out when he said his language was taken, his culture. This clip went viral and we saw it on social media and we wanted to discuss it and have a dialogue.
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