⁣"Rice is our Business" - Ghana

Lomuria Village is located in Napak District, Karamoja
region, north eastern Uganda. In 2015, a sand dam was
Constructed in the village, since then the village has access
to safe water the whole year round.

Having water all year round is enabling the community to
have enough water for drinking, cooking, cleaning and
farming, especially watering the livestock/animals .

I am very thankful to share this work with you and I want to
say how we appreciate and value the gifts that you give to
WaterAid. Projects like this would not happen without your
support.
Your gifts are helping more people to get clean
water and together we can reach everyone everywhere with
clean water.

Performance 8 July 2018.
Sona Jobarteh is the first female Kora virtuoso from a West African griot family. First in a tradition that is several centuries old, in which the Kora mastery was exclusively passed down from father to son. Since the release of her album 'Fasiya', she is justifiably praised, both as an instrumentalist and vocalist.
Live, she is accompanied by four musicians.

Sona Jobarteh: kora, vocals
Andi McLean: bass
Mouhamadou: Sarr percussion
Derek Johnson: guitar
Westley Joseph:drums

Get up, Stand Up, from Peter Tosh's second studio album Equal Rights, originally released in 1977. About Equal Rights: Equal Rights brought together Peter Tosh's dedications to the revolutionary movements growing in Africa, and the mysticism and wonders of his personal growth as a prophet, poet, preacher and world-class musical trailblazer. The album included a number of songs that became human rights anthems over the next two decades: Get Up, Stand Up, Downpressor Man, African, Apartheid, and the title tune.Lyrics:Get up, stand up, brotherStand up for your rights, come onGet up, stand up, sistersDon't give up the fight, I'm beggin' you toGet up, stand upStand up for your rightsGet up, stand upI say don't give up the fight#PeterTosh #GetUpStandUp #OfficialAudio

Videos and photos of pottery techniques in several communities in southwest Nigeria.

The village of Dablo is quite typical of the lively, busy, creative rural farming village of much of West Africa. People spin and weave cotton, brew millet beer, form and fire pottery, smelt and forge iron, dance and sing, and enjoy life.

New Guinea: Land of the UnexpectedOriginal broadcast 7 February 1993. Nature on WHYY PBS.

Stakeholders in the construction sector have expressed concerned about Ghanaian laborers ultimately losing jobs in the thriving sector to their counterparts from other parts of the sub-region.

According to them the poor level of training of the average Ghanaian construction worker coupled with their poor attitude to work can be blamed for the growing preference for specialised workers from countries like Togo and Nigeria.


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Cable-TV documentary exploring the myths and realities of the spiritual tradition of Voodoo.

A panel debate on the term "Black" or "African American". The panel features Kwame Ture, Leon Winters, J. Bruce Llewellyn, and Ramon Edelin.