Afrikan Identity

Dance Performance to Make KMT Black Again (choreographed by Okuninibaa Nnemkadi)

speech by Marcus Garvey in his effort to liberate the African mind

⁣Iyanu, Biyi, Toye and Ekun reach The Source Mountain and meet the Guardians; Iyanu must pass the three trials to prove she's the Chosen; Chancellor Nuro, possessed by the Fallen One, tracks them across the Rinku Plains to stop her.

When will African countries learn to support each other? When will African countries desist and reject colonial influences and embrace true Pan-Africanism? Honestly speaking, the situation is pathetic. We all know that Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso have rejected the West-backed regional bloc, ECOWAS, and formed another bloc that reflects true Independence. However, there are some African countries that have refused to accept their decision. These countries which the report has shown are puppets of France have refused to accept the decision of the three countries. These countries are none other than Ivory Coast and Gabon. Interestingly, the President of Ivory Coast who has proven himself to be a nemesis of true African Independence has employed the new President of Ghana in his scheme to persuade the three Sahel countries to return to the regional bloc. The Ghanaian President has however opted to take a different approach. But how did it all play out? Let's find out. A few days ago, the new President of Ghana, John Dramani Mahama paid a visit to Abidjan Ivory Coast, as part of his regional visit. There, he met with the President of Ivory Coast, Alassane Ouattara. During the discussion, both Presidents spoke on several topics including defence, security, and the cocoa economy. Recall that both Ivory Coast and Ghana are among the leading producers of cocoa in the world. But among the topics of discussion was the issue of the withdrawal of Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso from the regional bloc, ECOWAS.

Tonight, we explore the historical and political causes behind one of Nigeria's most significant and tragic events: the Biafra War (Nigerian Civil War). From ethnic tensions, political unrest, and economic factors to the role of the Nigerian government and Biafran leadership, this documentary covers the complex reasons that led to the conflict between 1967 and 1970. Understand the key players, including General Ojukwu and General Gowon, and the impact this war had on Nigeria's history, unity, and future.

In December 2013, The Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) found Dr. Wouter Basson, guilty of unprofessional conduct and breaching medical ethics. This was for his role in heading the Apartheid Government's Chemical and Biological Warfare programme, called "Project Coast", which earned him the nickname, Dr. Death.
The HPCSA judgement has been seen as a victory by many, who felt that Basson had literally gotten away with murder for more than two decades. One such person is Yasmin Sooka, who was a commissioner during the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.