In this interview, Young Gambian pan-African Ousman Touray and Pararan discuss a wide range of topics including educational problems and politics in Africa.
A little background about our guest:
Ousman Touray is a prominent pan-African youth leader who completed his Bachelor’s degree in Development Studies at the University of The Gambia.

He distinguished himself after a video of him emerged in which he talks about contemporary challenges facing the African continent and why its youth “have to stay in Africa, develop Africa and then show the world that Africa has a better image than the one they portray in the West”.

He recently completed a mentorship programme in Rwanda, a country where he is being awarded a scholarship for a post-graduate programme on public policies.

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Almost 400 years since our ancestors were captured and taken into various lands outside of Africa, Africa's Fuse ODG and Jamaica's reggae icon Damian “Jr Gong” Marley have united on a mission to bring their descendants back home to where they belong mentally (Self Love), physically (Africa) and spiritually (Love) through this powerful piece of music. We present to you “Bra Fie” which translates in the Ghanaian language ‘twi’ as “Come Home”. Watch and let’s spread this to all four corners of the world…
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Lyrics Below

Bra Fie (Come Home) lyrics

Verse 1

Take the shackles off my feet
Make I go make I go
It's a battle with the beast
Take a shield here we go
Kwame Nkrumah take over
New Africa make over
Let's bow our heads and pray o Lord
Our father help us fight the war (huuuu)

Chorus (X2)

Bra fie o bra fie (Come home come home)
Bra fie na y3tw3n wo (Come home we are waiting)

Verse 2

I'm a human being in Africa
But a black man in America
African in England
Don't forget where you are from
Ghana down to Suriname
Taken from our motherland
Don't forget your mother tongue
Please don't shoot me we are one

Chorus (X4)

Bra fie o bra fie (Come home come home)
Bra fie na y3tw3n wo (Come home we are waiting)

3rd Verse

Now have a look through history's binoculars
And please don't tell me you've forgotten us
Your last children living anonymous
In a very strange land where they carried us
And it must be a natural phenomenon
How we still can remember where we coming from
Even through the brainwashing curriculum
Up through the ages and millenniums
Last 400 years has been fabulous
We've been working as slaves living ravenous
But to overdo your stay can be hazardous
Now it's time to go home thanks for having us
Please make I a promise ol' promise land
And welcome me home anytime I land
And make I feel like I belong with us
Until that day no giving up

Aayy aayy
Huuuu

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THE GREEK ORIGINS OF SPECULATIVE PHILOSOPHY
by
Dr Kiatezua Lubanzadio Luyaluka, Ph.D.(hon)

THREE REASONS WHY PHILOSOPHY, AS A SPECULATIVE DISCIPLINE, COULD NEVER ORIGINATE FROM ANCIENT EGYPTIANS.

1. In his book entitled "Stolen Legacy", James shows us that the points, on which ancient Greek philosophers speculated, were the same ones discussed by the Egyptian religion. Now, we demonstrate that this religion is an EXACT SCIENCE (see on www.amazon.com our book titled BUKÔNGO). The Egyptians therefore could not speculate on what they had exact knowledge of.
2. The epistemology of ancient Egypt, like that of today's south-Saharan Africa, was based on the freedom of the soul from the body. In such a paradigm knowledge is above all revelation, and induction always has a low profile. Hence, speculation cannot set itself up as a discipline.
3. No one can name a single African village where speculation has taken up a stand as a discipline. On the contrary, when a contradiction appears, the elders always say: "Let's sleep and may the head have a dream". How in such an epistemological context could speculation take root in our ancestors?

Philosophy, as a speculative discipline, was originated from the Greeks, and from the fact that the Egyptians hid from them the solar religion, an exact science. Thus, starting from the bits which they gleaned by the inadvertence of their Masters, the Greek students filled their knowledge by using speculation.

We should therefore NEVER confuse philosophy as scientific knowledge in general (which is of Egyptian origin) and philosophy as a speculative discipline (which is of Greek origin).

https://doi.org/10.30958/ajha.7-3-4.

KOA II Part 1 Complete Album Mix - Kabza De Small ft. Liyangishonela, Khusela, Bathini, Azkhale, Mutserendende, Skeem Saam, Bayasaba, Khuluma, Imali, Eningi, Bawo, Ngyamthanda, Isoka,Sondela, Ubumnandi, Mshini, Rekere 2, Ingabe, Xola - King of Amapiano Mix


Tracklist
00:00:00 Kabza De Small - Liyangishonela (feat. Nobuhle)
00:06:48 Kabza De Small - Bathini (feat. Young Stunna & Artwork Sounds)
00:13:35 Kabza De Small - Khusela (feat. Msaki)
00:20:24 Kabza De Small - Azkhale (feat. Daliwonga)
00:26:20 Kabza De Small - Mutserendende (feat. Mr Brown, Jon Delinger & Da Muziqal Chef)
00:32:18 Kabza De Small - Skeem Saam (feat. Ami Faku)
00:38:00 Kabza De Small - Bayasaba (feat. Daliwonga & Young Stunna)
00:44:00 Kabza De Small - Xola (feat. Nobuhle, Zethu & Young Stunna)
00:50:24 Kabza De Small - Ingabe (feat. Spartz)
00:55:45 Kabza De Small - Rekere 2 (feat. Stakev)
01:02:04 Kabza De Small - Mshini (feat. Lady Du, Young Stunna, bob mabena & Kwesta)
01:08:08 Kabza De Small - Ubumnandi (feat. Nia Pearl & MDU a.k.a TRP)
01:13:30 Kabza De Small - Sondela (feat. Ami Faku & Mhaw Keys)
01:20:18 Kabza De Small - Isoka (feat. Nkosazana Daughter & Murumba Pitch)
01:26:31 Kabza De Small - Ngyamthanda (feat. Nicole Elocin, Phila Dlozi & Da Muziqal Chef)
01:32:12 Kabza De Small - Bawo (feat. Nobuhle & Yallunder)
01:38:10 Kabza De Small - Eningi (feat. Njelic, Simmy & Mhaw Keys)
01:43:52 Kabza De Small - Khuluma Imali (feat. Madumane, Toss & Felo Le Tee)

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