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Legrand Clegg: When Black Men Ruled the World

Dr. Oba T'Shaka celebrating life with Pamela!

The Integration Trap: The Generation Gap by Dr. Oba T’Shaka https://amzn.to/31QDez5

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The Host of ‘The Point of View’ on Citi TV and the Breakfast Show on Citi FM, Bernard Avle, has called on the government and the leadership of the Ghana Armed Forces and the Ghana Police Service to work towards regaining the confidence and trust of the citizens.

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An Agroforestry system is much more than a tree plantation. A true agroforestry system needs to "bio mimic" a natural forest and include multiple species and families of trees, ground cover plants, vines, and shrubs.

The diversity is the system's key to resilience. Multiple heights of trees create more homes for more beneficial wildlife. An upper canopy is crucial for shade and to protect the soil from hard rainfall--especially the fragile soils of the neotropics.

In my "Syntropic Agroforestry" video I talked about the importance of starting the system with hardy pioneer plants. In this video, I address the question: "What comes after pioneers?"

Planning and executing a plan to get a return on the land in addition to subsistence foods is also important. Valuable crops like cacao, cardamom, black pepper, and medicinal fungi command high prices on the world market. Agroforestry is a real path forward to provide food and important ecological services like carbon sequestration. It's up to us to show that it CAN be done.

Learn Krio with Krio writer, educator, and poet Daphne Pratt as we continue our exploration of Sierra Leone's capital city and meet the descendants of enslaved Africans who left the New World to return to the Colony of Freedom to create a new creolized way of life that is now over 200 years old.
Guest: Daphne Pratt
Highlight: How to Make Krio Print
Location: Malamah Thomas Street, Light House

Ken Saro-Wiwa was a Nigerian activist and a martyr, a brave and inspiring campaigner who led his Ogoni people's struggle against the decades-long defilement of their land by oil companies. Unfortunately, he ended up paying for it with his life. Today, the struggle still goes on and the legacy of Ken Saro-Wiwa lives on.

The play explores the scores of socio-political dehumanization and injustice suffered by native Africans in the gruesome hands of the colonial masters. It emphasizes Kimathi's strong determination to refute the oppressive regime of the colonizers and pursue his people's demand for self determinism.

Manu Ampim: Kush & The First Dynasty of Kemet