Exuding a sheer spirit of Jealous and envy driven by disbelief Some scholars and their students now try to portray to all others that the origins of ancient Egypt is shrouded in mystery. This diabolical and deceptive. Egypt in Africa. There was no Middle east at all.….
They add that Ancient Egyptian culture and religious writings seemed to spring up overnight. Using this ploy, the deceivers with unbridled pretense and outright lies create an Egypt totally separate from its more ancient powerful kingdom to the south.
It is these manufacture dishonesties spiced with fake statues, selective DNA from Greek Roman mummies and prejudiced literature now used to promote the idea that Egypt is a Mediterranean or Asian Civilisation not Afrikan! In this view therefore the Most powerful kingdom south of Egypt must be buried, ignored and not taught! However New findings are changing tall this. Millions are now rediscovering another ancient civilization which predates the civilizations of Egypt and Mesopotamia. A civilization which was until very recently, entirely unknown
There is an abundance of rock art found all over the central Sahara from Libya to Egypt to Mali. The rock art depicts elephants, crocodiles, dogs, hippos and rhinos - animals who do not live in the desert. Scenes of hunting and rituals are shown, with men wearing animal masks. There are representations in rock art of dog-headed human figures which resemble Anubis, and a type of stamped pottery decoration later found in the southern Nile valley. Kingdom_of_Kush-map/Interesting-facts-about-ancient-Egypt
Are Nubians Africans? The answer to this is not easy But we have given it our best short. Find out if it makes any sense but it surely is educative and empowering. This question creates confusion But is informative.
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Leader of the Amadiba Crisis Committee (ACC), Nonhle Mbuthuma, share’s her farming community’s struggle to defend their ancestral land from Mineral’s Resources Limited, (MRC) an Australian mining company with British investment. The people of Xolobeni town, on the Wild Coast of South Africa, fought for many years against the proposed gold mine and finally succeeded with their “Right to Say No” campaign in 2016. The proposed mine would have destroyed a 22km area of the Amadiba people’s riparian and coastal lands, polluting the waters upon which the community depends for their food and livelihoods.

The ACC wrote petitions, protested and created blockades along the coastline but the resistance was met with deadly violence when the previous chairman, Sikosiphi ”Bazooka’ Rhadebe, was murdered. Stepping up to lead her community, Nonhle, continually risked her life to keep the mining companies out but while they defeated MRC the threat never goes away. Now the South African government are looking to push through new mining contracts, without consultation, to help with its new Covid economic regeneration plan.  

An incredible land defender, Nonhle, is now at the forefront of a campaign uniting communities across Southern Africa to assert their Right to Say No to unwanted mining. She will be interviewed by Colombian activist, Mariana Gomez Soto, who works with communities in similar situations in the Amazon. 

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Creating a precious soil improver from farm waste is a pillar of production of top quality crops. Dorothy Duodu, from fruit-exporting company Blue Skies, is your guide to Ghana's way to make and use compost on a large scale.
This film, one of eleven, is being used to share good agricultural practice in Africa.
LEAF (http://www.leafuk.org), Waitrose, African fresh produce exporters and Green Shoots Productions (http://www.green-shoots.org) have been working with support of the UK Department for International Development's Food Retail Industry Challenge (FRICH) fund to share good agricultural practice between African farmers.