Original Abibitumi Kasa rap circa 2007. Don't sleep!
Twi, Yorùbá, Wolof, Kiswahili and Kikôngo all translated line-for-line into english in the second verse

Abibitumi Kasa, uhuru sasa na yɛpɛ
Èdè òmìnira, ɛno ara na yɛkyerɛ
Ndox du fatte yoon am,
Moo tax nu jéém bë dee,
Wo werɛ afi, wosan kɔfa a,
Yɛnkyi ɛfiri sɛ,
Mfûndu za boko ka zisômpolongo zu ko,
Yɛn nti yɛn nananom kɛtrɛma mporɔ,
Ọmọ tí a kò bá kọ́,
Gbélé t'a bá kọ́ tà,
Ukweli ni mwacha asili ni mtumwa,
Nti bra Abibitumi Kasa bra bɛsua adeɛ,
Na wobɛhunu sɛ fahodie kasa na yɛkyerɛ,
O máa rí pé òmìnira jẹ́ nǹkan tí a fẹ́,
K'á sì lè dá èrò, dá ara, dá ilẹ̀ wa sílẹ̀!
(Abibitumi Kasa...xam sa bopp...moom sa bopp!)
Black Power and Freedom now; the goals for which we aspire,
Language of liberation's what we teach to inspire,
Rivers don't forget they path, so we flow til we expire,
If you forget go back and get and don't just sit, that's not desired,
cause,
LiberAtion LANguage ain't borrowed from no one else,
Ancestor's tongue not to rot for real depends upon ourselves,
A child untaught rebels against a heritage of wealth,
Rejectin' your inheritance and you're a slave ready to sell,
It ain't hard to tell, Abibitumi Kasa, learn a thing,
Because language of liberation is the thing that we bring,
We sing of Afrikan Freedom at home, abroad, one aim, one plan,
So we can free our minds, free ourselves and also free the land!
(Abibitumi Kasa...know yourself...be owned by no one else!)

Ghana's official language is English because of its colonial past.
However there are so many local languages spoken and many travellers along with those who relocate to Ghana are eager to learn a language.

Some of the most common languages in Ghana are Twi, Ga, Fante, Ewe, Hausa, and Dagbane.

I am streaming live again this weekend! We are talking about How you can learn a Ghanaian Language. On Sunday July 12 at 5pm GMT (1pm EDT) on YouTube and Facebook.

This episode I speak with Emmanuel Amoh-Obeng, CEO and Founder of the Twi Learning Centre.

Dr. Ọbádélé Bakari Kambon, who has a PhD in Linguistics and will be sharing his insight on how anyone can learn a language. He has become fluent in speaking Twi and other languages in Africa he will share in this discussion.

We also have Diallo Sumbry, CEO of The Adinkra Group and Birthright Tours. He has been organizing travel groups to Ghana for many years. He's recently organized Twi cl****es for his network of travellers interested in learning a local language.

We take you to Senegambia to Qcell to get your free Sim and to purchase a WIFI 4G Router Dongle. Essential for keeping in touch in the Gambia. Qcell is our preferred supplier for WiFi and Africell for our mobile communication. Qcell and Africell are also in Sierra Leone , so when you join us on the tour you can stay connected. I want to say a big thank you to Crystal for donating computers to Brusiabi High School and also One to Bla Xit also sangyang IT project .Big big thanks to Marka and Gill for their donations of two editing laptop's, sound equipment and presents too from the big B. We can't thank you all enough. Now its time for me to learn to edit in the spirit of each one teach one we are going to run a media cl**** that we are going to sit in on to learn to edit and educate two students from the local media college also thanks to your donations . We just have to purchase editing software if anyone knows a reasonable one that's easy to learn and cost effective please let me know. We are also planning to travel to Senegal to cover a big interview and also to interview Dr Arikana Chihombori-Quao . So lots to look forward too. Thanks to Art and Chief Montana for donating towards our airfare for myself , I would like to bring a camera person so if anyone can help please get in touch via Bla

⁣DR. CHO AYABA on VALUE SYSTEMS AND IDENTITY

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Sankɔfa Journey Promo Video: Ghana, West Afrika 2018
Guided by Dr. Mawiyah Kambon and Dr. Obadele Kambon

Based upon a Maasai folktale, 'The Legend of Ngong Hills' is the creation story of these magnificent hills that backdrop present day Nairobi, Kenya...

The humongous and frightful Ogre of the forest, who has a habit of attacking the Maasai village, falls in love with the beautiful young maiden...a story of greed, tyranny and courage.

Running time: 9 min 30 sec

Directed by Kwame Nyong'o
Original Score by Jim Pywell
Produced by Apes in Space © 2011

The Untold Story of The African Liberation Struggle tells the story of the role played by African Women Freedom Fighters who gave of themselves in the fight for their identity, their territory and their land. The documentary from African Women Studies Centre of The University of Nairobi highlights the role played by women in liberation struggle and whose voices are either muted or whose story and role is not fully appreciated

Brand new episode of Dj Tira's party. This time we got Captain

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Cubed, powdered or granulated - the sweetness of sugar is enjoyed in all its forms. But what happens to the body beyond the initial taste? The answers range from concerning to shocking. Especially when the world’s largest food and beverage company has been accused of using sugar in baby food available in Nigeria and other countries in the global south - something that is not done in Europe. Sugar consumption unravels a list of physical and mental health challenges that present consumers with an important decision to make. Examining the sinister side of sugar, Laila Johnson-Salami and Adefemi Akinsanya have this report.

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