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The documentary Muhammad Ali: In His Own Words presents a personal and intimate portrayal of the boxing legend, using Ali's own interviews and statements to trace his journey. It highlights his rise to global fame, his conversion to Islam, his stance on the Vietnam War, his exile from boxing, and his comeback. The film emphasizes Ali’s resilience and influence, capturing his remarkable career and his ongoing impact on society even as he faced challenges like Parkinson’s disease.

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Join me as I dive into the complex situation in the Sahel and see if I can figure out whether Akufo-Addo is right about what he calls worsening security after the French exit! Welcome back to Izizi Africa, where we break down the biggest geopolitical developments across Africa. Today, we’re diving into a statement that’s making waves across the continent. Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo recently said that since the withdrawal of French troops from the Sahel, the security situation there has gotten worse. Guess where he said that and when? Here it comes. In an interview with French TV, FRANCE 24, Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo said he hoped Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger would rejoin the Economic Community of West African States regional bloc. He said that the decision of the military juntas in the three countries to withdraw from ECOWAS was a setback. Then he dropped a bombshell. He said in answer to a question, that the security situation has worsened since the departure of French troops from the Sahel region last year. Now hear it yourself. And I’ve got some thoughts—and questions—about what he’s saying and what it all means.

This is the first of a three part series talking about the philosophical frame work of Akan culture.

The fight is on the struggle continuous we still say no to Genetically Modified Organisms

⁣Ita Bobo

Poet, Fire Angelou, shares a poem on Black unity and collective work entitled: No Organ In The Body Believed That It Can Work AloneTo see more of her work follow her at @fireangelou

To have a healthy lifestyle always drink enough water, eat fruits and vegetables, exercise regularly, have enough rest and cleanliness

MaMa Kali Sichen, The NorthScale Institute and the entire MaMa Moringa family Remember Dr. Kweku Andoh. Special Thanks go to Gyasi Igyan, Asma Muhammad and Auset Aswad of Cosmic People Time Network for their help with this Tribute.