You need a farmer at least 3 times a day. Find out how one farmer is maximising on this and spending in a month what he earns in a week. Also how various indigenous vegetable varieties are continually improving in economic value.

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Now showing brother leader Mbandaka, the spiritual leader of Alkebu-lan organisation in London discussing Africa today. Over the past ten years has preached and breathed Africa. He has told Africa what to do and the way forward. He has advice on how to stay positive and most important of all how to raise the next generation of Africans in the western world.

What is Alkebu-lan? And what does it do?

The man with the answers is in the studio today.

As part of the project “Building capacity: international advanced application course on GIAHS (globally important agricultural heritage systems)“, co-financed by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS) and involving the Department of Agricultural, Food, Environmental and Forestry Sciences and Technologies (DAGRI) of the University of Florence as the implementing party and Polo universitario città di Prato (PIN) as a partner, a collaboration with Slow Food has come to life.

Within the framework of Terra Madre Salone del Gusto, a series of four webinars and a digital conference are planned with the Slow Food network around the world (Terra Madre delegates, Slow Food communities and convivia, producers participating in the event’s marketplace, etc.), with the aim of illustrating the objectives and potential of the FAO’s GIAHS Programme for the sustainable development of rural areas.

The principles on which the Programme is based are explained, starting with the importance of cultural conservation, biocultural diversity and traditional production systems for the preservation of the environment and landscapes. These represent a viable alternative to the intensification of agriculture. The webinar will also explain the process for applying to be part of the GIAHS Programme.

Speakers TBC

The training session is conducted in English and French.

Project implemented by DAGRI in collaboration with PIN and Slow Food, with funding from AICS and the collaboration of Horizons.

Nyaminyami is a river god who lived in the Zambezi river and is believed to protect the Lozi and Tonga people, giving them sustenance in difficult times. It is said that in the 1950s, the snake-like creature was provoked by whites when they built Kariba dam, separating him from his wife.

⁣FOKA DAILY NEWS: INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION OF AFRICANS IN DIASPORA-ICAD conference ends successfully

⁣Iyanu, Biyi and Sewa face the corrupt divine beast Ekun and the vicious
people of the deep; in Elu, workers' district citizens demand justice
from Oba Adeyinka and chancellor Nuro's oppressive regime.

#afrikanmusiconly

Putting up this video in the hope that more people will work towards a better means of communicating with each other.
The proper execution of research is key here as well. This alleviates the need to be emotionally attached to our positions and inferences.
Let's do better!
Abibifahodie.....
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Le Point - Bayyinah Bello | 14 Sept 2018

Today I’m talking to Professor Elijah Zehyoue on Walter Rodney’s magnum opus: How Europe Underdeveloped Africa. Professor Elijah Zehyoue is a historian of politics, religion, and social change in Africa and the African Diaspora. As a specialist of West African History, Professor Zehyoue's research is focused on the impact of slavery and colonialism on West African polities and people in the 19th and 20th century.

Professor Zehyoue's book The Invisible Hands of War will be released in the coming years.

March 21, 1960
Olympia Theatre, Paris, France.

1st set
All of you (C. Porter) 0:00
So what (Nana Miles Dives) 17:05
On gren dolphin street (N. Washington-B. Caper) 30:31

2nd set
Walkin' (R. Carpenter) 45:11
Bye Bye Blackbird (R. Henderson, M. Dixon) 1:01:02
'Round Midnight (B. Haniguen, C. Williams, T. Monk) 1:15:00
Oleo (S. Rollins) 1:20:37
The Theme (M. Davis) 1:24:59