⁣MOVED FROM THE united snakkkes TO GHANA , MY HOUSE IS BUILT JUST LIKE THE mr (PYRAMID) OF KEMET

Mrs. Kala Kambon is a multifaceted educator, homeschooler, writer, and holistic health advocate with a passion for nurturing both minds and bodies. At 45 years young, she embodies a lifestyle rooted in wellness and mindful living. Originally raised in New York, she made a transformative decision to relocate to the mother land, specifically, Ghana with her family thirteen years ago, where she has since thrived in her personal and professional endeavors.As an educator and homeschooler, Mrs. Kambon is dedicated to empowering young minds with knowledge while fostering creativity and critical thinking skills. Her approach to education extends beyond textbooks, emphasizing experiential learning and cultural immersion.In her role as a writer, Mrs. Kambon shares her insights on holistic health and wellness, advocating for sustainable practices that harmonize with nature. Her writings inspire others to prioritize self-care, wholesome nutrition, and mindful living in today's fast-paced world.Married and a loving mother of five children, Mrs. Kambon leads by example, instilling in her family the values of balance, gratitude, and community engagement. Mrs. Kala Kambon's journey exemplifies the transformative power of conscious living and serves as an inspiration to all who aspire to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.

Malcolm X interview with Barry Gray on WMCA Radio New York from March 10, 1960 in which he explains the nature and mission of the Nation of Islam.

Black people have been under European Colonial rule since the 1500s, the AES is trying to challenge that in the Sahel, our 3 Kings....they are constantly being tracked down for assissination by the British, French, USA and Israelis by alleged sources in independement media.

Extrait de la conférence donnée par Kaalozz, membre du Collectif A.U.S.A.R, lors du premier Cheikh Anta Diop Day dans le monde francophone.

⁣Sekou is a Liberian that grew up in Nigeria; schooled and lived in Northern Part of Nigeria Shares the disappointment of a pan Africanist like himself watches as Nigeria descended to this level of political brigahdage of the ruling class. The divided people and the missed opportunity

His candour and understanding in colonial political ideology that got carried on after our independence contributed to the problems we are facing today as Africans in the hands on fellow Africans ruining Africa.

Listen to his views on Islamazition agenda in Nigeria. "it is real", he said.

⁣Omulangira Kalema discusses with Prof Kojo Ablode the issues around resources and why Africa has not created economic wealth with the all the various types of resources it has.

This Participatory Video, produced by the people of Kafuta, in the West Coast Region of The Gambia looks into the contentious issue of land grabbing which has plagued them for the past 14 years or so. It highlights the stories of residents of Kafuta, who as a community had suffered from the occupation of a vast area of their farmlands by The Karafi Group, denying them access to utilize it for their farming activities, which is the main economic activity of the community.

The land in questions was allegedly given away to the Kharafi Group by the then government of the Gambia, without the consent of the people of Kafuta. This has culminated in a contentious relation between the Kharafi farm in the community and the people of Kafuta. Numerous attempts have been made to solicit support from various government institutions to remedy the situation but to no avail, and compensation routes have been sought to no avail as well.

The video essentially captures numerous stories of struggle for sustenance and justice.

Facilitated by Gambia Participates, with support from the ATJLF.

⁣Planting seedlings at KASI

Ancestor Project: Kwame Akoto Bamfo in Ada Foah

⁣The Gwalla in retrospect: An historical account of Bagao in Navrongo and
Paga

Afrika is home and I need to be there soon.

I will be joining the RTG global community as soon as I am able and I just want to start documenting my process of repatriation to Afrika.
For myself, for others who are hoping to achieve the similar things one day, or just for future generations to see.

I didn't go back to edit the video, so if some of my thoughts seem scattered and whatnot, I just want it to be known that I am humbled by the resources that have been created by my fellow Afrikans and look forwards to networking and getting to know more people soon.