Full Length edition. July 2019

Moringa Oleifera is a fast-growing tree with extremely high nutritional values. In Togo, Kinomé has supported moringa production, transformation, commercialisation and consumption, in order to improve child nutrition and create new sources of incomes.

⁣RE-BROADCAST APRIL 25th!!!! ABIBITUMI AS THE OFFICIAL UNIA EMBASSY: THE HISTORIC MOU AND MEMBERSHIP EXCHANGE - FREE!!!!

This is the story of ISAAC ADAKA BORO, first person to declare a breakaway state from Nigeria.

Humanity has a monogenetic or singular origin that according to Mitochondria DNA traces back to the Twa 144,000 years ago. The Twa, are also the author's of African and world civilization, and they are the creators of Kemetic (Egyptian) civilization. At a time when Black families and Black extended family communities are weaker than any time in our history, the Twa provide many lessons for strengthening Back families and extended family communities, as well as African nations and global families.

⁣Kwasi and Ama are learning how to conquer boredom by seeking out the wisdom of our Nananom. In this story, Kwasi and Ama will go ⁣on a Sankͻfa Journey to Kmt (Land of the Blacks), as they learn about the Turquoise Fish Pendant Story. The lessons they learn will assist them in conquering boredom - because Kwasi and Ama Always Win!

In 2012, in Kinshasa, egyptologist, historian, linguist and philosopher Professor Theophile Obenga comments the Cairo colloquium of 1974 he participated in with Cheikh Anta DIOP.

In the 50s and 60s, scientific production from African researchers on the origins of peopling and civilization in Ancient Egypt triggers a controversy in the international scientific community.
The UNESCO decides to organize in Cairo from January 28th to February 3rd 1974, an international colloquium on "the peopling of Ancient Egypt and the deciphering of meroitic writing." 20 specialists and 5 observers from Europe, America and Africa, as well as 2 UNESCO representatives, were invited to the work.

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Mhenga Amos N. Wilson: Moving Beyond White Supremacy, Human Rights & Civil Rights Toward Revolution

⁣[PART 2] The Coconut Revolution Discussion