Mhenga ⁣Fu-Kiau Bunseki
Lesson:
"The Ancestors and Our Connection to Them: The Real Power of Being"

⁣Mhenga Malcolm X: In Los Angeles
[5 May 1962]

⁣Mhenga Malcolm X
Interview
Chicago City Desk
[17 March 1963]

⁣Warrior Talk with Busara Conversations for Asafo's throughout the Afrikan diaspora

Excerpt: Mhenga Malcolm X - Oxford Union Debate 3 December 1964

⁣OXFORD UNION DEBATE 3 December 1964

00:00​ Intro


17:32​ Eric Abrahams


26:36​ Christian Davis


50:58​ Hugh McDiarmid


1:04:35​ Humphrey Bach


1:13:14​ Mhenga Malcolm X


1:45:22​ Lord Strongman


1:53:09​ Open Forum

⁣Father of boy denied admission at Achimota School says his son is traumatized - ⁣The Pulse on JoyNews [23-3-2021]

Learn how to pronounce the alphabets in Dagbanli.

More lessons at https://learndagbani.org

Dagbanli is a language spoken by the Dagombas, primarily located in Ghana. The Dagombas are one of the most widespread and numerous peoples of Northern Ghana. They have two principal centres, Tamale and Yendi, centred in the Northern territories. The language, Dagbanli or Dagbani, is widely known as a second language in north-eastern Ghana.

Greetings in Dagbanli

Explores the rhythmic music of bells, rattles, and drums and shows how they are used today in Africa both as musical instruments and as a means of communication. Instruments are played separately and together, and traditional dances are performed. From the Discovering music series. Originally shared at archive.org I do not own the rights.

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